Presentar antecedentes y el objetivo de contribuir con un barco mas en la pesca de investigación en la Subárea 48.6 que aumentaria las chances de cuota de pesca de investigación y asi el número de peces observados y marcados, a efectos de lograr un nivel que permita robustecer el tamaño del stock estimado. Este documento presenta un Plan de investigación para el período 2016/17 - 2018/19, en el marco de la Medida de Conservación 41-04.
Abstract:
The current season (2015/16) is the first one of the second three-season research in data-poor fisheries. In the present report, the next season research plan in Division 58.4.2 was made using the updated CCAMLR C2 and Observer data.
The stock sizes for a research block (58.4.2_1) were estimated by the Petersen estimator and the CPUE x seabed analogy method using updated CCAMLR C2 data and reference area sizes.
Understanding of the resource structure through clarification of their life history is essential to establish stock assessment and robust stock/ fisheries management of Dissostichus spp. population(s) in data- poor exploratory fisheries. During the second three-season research, we will continue enhanced tagging program, and collection and analysis of biological data including otoliths and gonads to clarify migration route and associated life stages of the fish.
To this end, we propose to follow the current research style in the current research blocks for the next research with the sample sizes estimated following the procedure recommended at the WG-FSA in 2013 in order to maximize the expectation of tag-recapture to the extent possible under the precautionary exploitation rate.
Abstract:
The current season (2015/16) is the first one of the second three-season research in data-poor fisheries. In the present report, the next season research plan in Division 58.4.1 was made using the updated CCAMLR C2 and Observer data.
The stock sizes for five research blocks (58.4.1_1, 58.4.1_2, 58.4.1_3, 58.4.1_4 and 58.4.1_5) were estimated by the Petersen estimator and the CPUE x seabed analogy method.
Understanding of the resource structure through clarification of their life history is essential to establish stock assessment and robust stock/ fisheries management of Dissostichus spp. population(s) in data- poor exploratory fisheries. During the second three-season research, we will continue enhanced tagging program, and collection and analysis of biological data including otoliths and gonads to clarify migration route and associated life stages of the fish.
To this end, we propose to follow the current research style in the current research blocks for the next season research with the sample sizes estimated following the procedure recommended at the WG-FSA in 2013 in order to maximize the expectation of tag-recapture to the extent possible under the precautionary exploitation rate.
Abstract:
The subarea 88.3 is a large area contained from 105° W to 70° W where has been closed to directed fishing following the results of a Chilean survey activities in 1998 (SC-CCAMLR-XVII/BG/7). Previous three research surveys conducted by the New Zealand and the Russian flagged vessels since 1998. It was noted that 8 D. Mawsoni were tagged by the New Zealand in the 2004/05 season and 123 D. Mawsoni were tagged by Russian flagged vessels in the 2010/11 and 2011/12 season (WG-FSA-05/53, WG-FSA-11/36 & WG-FSA-12/13). It was also noted that no tagged fishes were recaptured during the previous research activities. Considering this large region, the Republic of Korea notes that only 95 research hauls and 131 tagged fishes from three research activities (in total since 1998) were not enough likely to recapture. it was further noted that there was no research activities more than two consecutive years in the past despite the Scientific Committee has agreed that research fishing should be conducted such that it results in an assessment of a stock in 3-4 years time (SC-CAMLR XXVIII, paragraphs 4.165). During the 2015/16 season the Korean flagged vessel, Greenstar, conducted 1st year research in this area. Total of 566 D. Mawsoni were tagged and released. Although the Greenstar set 108 research hauls in the Subarea 88.3 she did not find any recaptures of previous surveys. In second research year, the Greenstar is planning to revisit to the areas where the tagged fishes were released to further understand toothfish movement and migration with recapture data.
