Preliminary data for the stock assessments of lobster fisheries around Inaccessible, Gough and Nightingale islands

Edwards, Charles T T; Butterworth, Doug S

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Preliminary data for the stock assessments of lobster fisheries around Inaccessible, Gough and Nightingale islands

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Research 01 Jan 2008 South Africa English Publisher:Marine Resource Assessment and Management Group

Authors: Edwards, Charles T T; Butterworth, Doug S;

handle: 11427/18576

Preliminary data for the stock assessments of lobster fisheries around Inaccessible, Gough and Nightingale islands

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This document presents the catch and nominal catch per unit effort (CPUE) data available for the lobster (Jasus tristani) fisheries on the outer islands (Inaccessible, Gough and Nightingale). Data sources, calculation of the CPUE indicies and changes to the fishery that may impact consistency of the CPUE time series are also briefly described.

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