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Tiger Shark Bycatch in Gillnets
Tiger Sharks has a global distribution. Fishing practices have become more widespread and careless. Fishermen are abandoning gillnets resulting in bycatch of many marine animals including Tiger Sharks resulting in a decline in their population. The types of gear used is a primary factor in the number of shark bycatch numbers (Oliver, et.al 2015).openaire +1 more source
Gillnets: Gear Design, Fishing Performance and Conservation Challenges
Marine Technology Society Journal, 2006Worldwide, the gillnet is one of the most important fishing gears for harvesting a variety of species in the sea and in freshwater. Gillnets are efficient, catching a diverse range of species, and are highly size selective. However, gillnets have limited species selectivity and sometimes catch non-target species; birds; and megafauna species including
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Effect of baiting gillnets in the Canadian Greenland halibut fishery
Fisheries Management and Ecology, 2020S. M. Bayse, S. M. Grant
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