Size of mackerel in research vessel trawls and commercial purse-seine catches: implications for acoustic estimation of biomass

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Abstract
The Northeast Atlantic (NEA) mackerel stock consists of three spawning components named after their spawning areas, the southern, the western, and North Sea component. The southern component spawns in Spanish and Portuguese waters, the western component in the Bay of Biscay and northwards along the Irish and UK coasts, and the North Sea component centrally in the North Sea and the Skagerrak. NEA mackerel are commercially important and the fisheries during the period 1992–2002 produced catches of the order of 565 000–821 000 t (ICES, 2006).
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Authors Aril Slotte,Dankert Skagen,Svein A. Iversen;Aril Slotte;Dankert Skagen;Svein A. Iversen;
Journal ices journal of marine science
Year 2007
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10.1093/icesjms/fsm070
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/28f4555761953d98b9542ed5949706ab
Keywords
mackerel trawl purse-seine acoustic biomass estimation

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