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Título: Deep-water fishing tactics of the Spanish fleet in the Northeast Atlantic. Seasonal and spatial distribution
Otros títulos: Pesquerías españolas de gran profundidad en el Atlántico Nordeste. Estacionalidad y distribución espacial
Autores/as: Punzón, Antonio
Serrano, Alberto
Castro Hernández, José Juan 
Abad, Esther
Pereda Pérez, Pilar
Gil Herrera, Juan
Clasificación UNESCO: 531201 Agricultura, silvicultura, pesca
Palabras clave: Northeast Atlantic
Métiers
fisheries
Deep sea
Trawl, et al.
Fecha de publicación: 2011
Publicación seriada: Scientia Marina 
Resumen: The classification and identification of all the Spanish fishing activity targeting deep-sea species was conducted using a non-hierarchical classification technique designed for large matrices (CLARA). Otter trawl and set longlines were the main gears used in deep-sea ecosystems. The otter trawl fleet conducted 3 deep-sea fishing tactics. The only otter trawl fishing tactic targeting deep-sea species was that working in the VI ICES Division and targeting Alepocephalus baiirdi. The other 2 otter trawl fishing tactics targeted shallower shelf demersal resources, deep-sea species being secondary (Phycis blennoides). The longline fleet carried out 7 fishing tactics targeting deep-sea species (Molva spp.; deep water sharks; P. blennoides; Pagellus bogaraveo; and Trichiuridae) and 2 fishing tactics targeting Conger conger, which perform as deepsea fishing tactics in the narrow continental shelf area. This classification, together with knowledge regarding their seasonal performance and spatial distribution, may help to design fisheries sampling protocols and to improve the management of these fleets, thus reducing their impact on deep-sea habitats.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/56959
ISSN: 0214-8358
DOI: 10.3989/scimar.2011.75n3465
Fuente: Scientia Marina [ISSN 0214-8358],v. 75 (3), p. 465-476
URL: http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=5268629
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