Resource Survey Report, Bottom Trawl Survey Cape Hatteras-Gulf of Maine, September 6-November 4, 2005

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Resource Survey Report, Bottom Trawl Survey Cape Hatteras-Gulf of Maine, September 6-November 4, 2005

2005

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Corporate Authors:

United States. National Marine Fisheries Service ; Northeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; NEFSC (Northeast Fisheries Science Center)
Description:

This report consists of field notes, station and catch summaries and a series of geographical plots of commercial and recreational important species caught during the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s 2005 fall bottom trawl survey conducted by the R/V ALBATROSS IV.
Keywords:

Acadian Redfish American Plaice American Shad Atlantic Cod Atlantic Croaker Atlantic Halibut Atlantic Herring Atlantic Mackerel Atlantic Menhaden Atlantic Wolffish Barndoor Skate Blackbelly Rosefish Black Sea Bass Blueback Herring Bluefish Bottom Trawl Buckler Dory Butterfish Clearnose Skate Cunnner Cusk Fourspot Flounder Goosefish Haddock Little Skate Longhorn Sculpin Northern Kingfish Northern Searobin Ocean Pout Offshore Hake Pollock Red Hake Rosette Skate Scup Sea Raven Silver Hake Smooth Dogfish Smooth Skate Spiny Dogfish Spot Spotted Hake Striped Bass Striped Searobin Summer Flounder Tautog Thorny Skate Tilefish Weakfish White Hake Windowpane Winter Flounder Winter Skate Witch Flounder Yellowtail Flounder
Document Type:

Non-series Report
Place as Subject:

Cape Hatteras - Gulf of Maine
Rights Information:

Public Domain
Compliance:

Library
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urn:sha-512:0abb0def34981c62f3099c043c66612292ff2756cf4dd3a22d007845b06b1b6a32d4c1a56c84b507eed61f0a922c982da46bd889d0977ae190fbe6d72038e6c8
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/22524/noaa_22524_DS1.pdf
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