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Fisheries Research, 1990
Salmo salar L. was recorded in Greenland in 1780 by Fabricius. A small fishery seemed to start at the beginning of this century, but the present fishery began in 1960–1962. The salmon fishery at West Greenland has been regulated since 1972. The age composition of the landings is 93–99% one-sea winter (1SW) salmon, 2–6% multi-sea winter (MSW) fish ...
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Salmo salar L. was recorded in Greenland in 1780 by Fabricius. A small fishery seemed to start at the beginning of this century, but the present fishery began in 1960–1962. The salmon fishery at West Greenland has been regulated since 1972. The age composition of the landings is 93–99% one-sea winter (1SW) salmon, 2–6% multi-sea winter (MSW) fish ...
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Measurement of Atlantic Salmon Spawning Escapement
1988In common with all migratory salmonids, the adult Atlantic salmon always returns to the place where it was born (the ‘homing’ phenomenon). This characteristic makes it possible to establish, for any given river, a relationship between spawning stock size and the progeny (recruits) produced.
Prouzet, P., Dumas, J.
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Atlantic salmon from the Northeast Atlantic (2014)
2022The NASCO Framework of Indicators for North East Atlantic stocks for 2013 was run in January 2014, and did not indicate the need for a revised analysis of catch options. Thus, no new management advice is provided for 2014. The most recent multi-year advice for the North East Atlantic Commission was provided by ...
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Cloning of an Atlantic salmon transcription factor
Biochemical Society Transactions, 1996Stenson, Catherine +3 more
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