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Studies on the Depth of Longline Hook

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Research 25 Dec 1985 Japan English Publisher:鹿児島大学
Authors: YUWAKI, Yasutaka; 105726; HIGASHI, Masataka; 105727; SHIMADA, Kiyoshi; 105728; HENMI, Tomio; +1 Authors

handle: 10232/13316

Studies on the Depth of Longline Hook

Abstract

The tuna fishing experiments were carried out in the southern region of the Hawaiian Islands in May 1985. Some informations were obtained on the relation between the calculated catenary value and the actual survey value of the depths of hooks of tuna long line and were discussed in comparison with the results of study in 1984.

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