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  • 标题:Post-release mortality of the demersal West Australian dhufish, Glaucosoma hebraicum (Richardson) following catch and release: the influence of depth of capture, venting and hook type
  • 作者:Jill St John ; Clinton Syers
  • 期刊名称:Fisheries Research Contract Report
  • 电子版ISSN:1446-5868
  • 出版年度:2009
  • 卷号:191
  • 页码:11-11
  • 出版社:Government of Western Australia / Department of Fisheries
  • 摘要:Cages were used to investigate the mortality after catch and release angling of the demersal scalefish Glaucosoma hebraicum (Family Glaucosomatidae), a recreationally and commercially important species in south-western Australia. The effects of capture depth, venting the swim bladder, two types of hooks and anatomical hooking location, on mortality of G. hebraicum were examined by simulating actual catch and release fishing by recreational anglers. Additional factors (length of fish, duration of caging and the ability of released fish to swim) were included in a logistic regression. Only depth (p < 0.01), duration of caging (p = 0.01) and hook location (p = 0.01) were significant factors in predicting whether or not a fish died after release. Mortality of G. hebraicum increased with depth of capture from 21% at 0-14 m to 86% at 45-59 m. Overall, 51% of all G. hebraicum caught in the experiment died. Most deaths (38.4%) were attributed to barotraumas while the remainder (13.2%) was caused by damage by hooks. The high postrelease mortality of G. hebraicum at any given depth compared to other demersal species is best explained by their susceptibility to barotrauma. Traditional management strategies that assume the survival of undersize or fish in excess of the bag limit that are returned to the water are not appropriate for G. hebraicum, particularly in deeper waters. Alternative management options must be developed to protect this slow growing, long-lived species.
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