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Seafood social profile Taiwan January2020
This profile is part of a series on the social risks associated with countries that are important to the UK seafood industry. It covers risks related to the production and processing of wild caught and farmed seafood. -
Longer is not always better - The influence of beach seine net haul distance on fish catchability
The aim of this study was to compare the influence of different haul distances of a cod end beach seine on the catchability of fish in a surf zone. -
UK Gear Trial Review: What can we learn from past gear trial projects?
The main aims in conducting this UK Gear Trial Review were to: 1) conduct a strategic evaluation of past UK gear trials projects; and 2) use the findings to help inform the relevant, effective and efficient delivery of future work in this area. -
Summary report of Gear Trials to Support Ireland’s Submission under Articles 11 & 13 of Reg. 1342/2008 Nephrops Fisheries VIIa & VIIb-k
Summary report of Gear Trials to Support Ireland’s Submission under Articles 11 & 13 of Reg. 1342/2008 Nephrops Fisheries VIIa & VIIb-k -
A Pilot Pot Fishery for Nephrops Norvegicus off the Northern Ireland coast
The study was managed by officials from DARD, ANIFPO including the owners of the vessels engaged in the study and AFBI who carried out scientific monitoring of the pilot fishery. With the introduction of the Irish Sea cod recovery programme and its associated temporary sea area closures, several Northern Irish fishing vessels were displaced. They were encouraged to find sustainable alternatives to complete their annual fishing plans. Amongst the fishing vessels affected were four small (under 12 metre) vessels, which had traditionally targeted cod using gill-nets. The closure effectively stopped this fishery. As a result the four vessels, like many of their larger colleagues diversified into the Nephrops fishery using trawls. However, with the increasing costs of fuel and other overheads, combined with reductions in the landed price for Nephrops, the owners of the four vessels, together with the ANIFPO, decided to investigate alternative fishing opportunities. Following internal discussion, and with DARD’s Sea Fisheries Division, an application for funding was submitted to allow sea trials in the “open Irish Sea”, to examine the practicalities of using pots/creels to catch Nephrops. While creels were used in Strangford Lough, and other similar Loughs around Scotland, the possibility of using creels in areas traditionally trawled had not been investigated. -
Codend mesh size and square mesh trial in Southern Ireland
Gear database resource: Summary report of Gear Trials in Demersal Fisheries V1a -
Catch Comparison Trials with the Faithlie Cod Avoidance Panel (FCAP)
A report on catch comparison trials conducted in the North Sea to evaluate the Faithlie Cod Avoidance Panel. -
Assessment of T90 mesh in a fishery targeting whiting in the Celtic Sea
This report describes the key findings for the assessment of T90 mesh in a fishery targeting whiting in the Celtic Sea. -
An Engineering Performance of 2 single Trawls used by the Scottish under 10m fleet targeting Nephrops in ICES Sub Area IV
Fisheries Research Services Internal Report No. 01/07 -
Large Mesh Top sheet in a Scottish nephrops trawl
Gear database resource: Scottish Industry Science Partnership Report on West coast fishery trials of a twin rig Nephrops trawl incorporating a large mesh top sheet -
Efficiency and environmental impacts of three different Queen scallop fishing gears
Efficiency and environmental impacts of three different Queen scallop fishing gears. -
Performance of a trawl codend made from 90º turned netting (T90) compared with that of traditional codends
This paper describes a series of tests conducted in the SINTEF Flume Tank with different designs and constructions of codends.