Estimation of Bycatch with Seabirds, Sea Turtles, Bony Fish, Sharks, and Rays in the 2020 Permitted American Samoa Longline Fishery

McCracken, Marti; Cooper, Brett

doi:10.25923/qz9z-nd71

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Estimation of Bycatch with Seabirds, Sea Turtles, Bony Fish, Sharks, and Rays in the 2020 Permitted American Samoa Longline Fishery

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2022
By McCracken, Marti ; Cooper, Brett
Series: PIFSC data report DR-22-001

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Personal Author:

McCracken, Marti ; Cooper, Brett
Corporate Authors:

Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; PIFSC (Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center) ; CIMAR (Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research)
Description:

The attached Excel Workbook (pir.asll.2020.xlsx) includes annual longline bycatch estimates for the year 2020. Excluding marine mammals, the species list includes those observed caught in the American Samoa longline fishery in recent years. The bycatch of marine mammals will be reported in a separate report. The workbook includes a worksheet labeled “key” that provides definitions of the column headings and the items being estimated.
Keywords:

Rays (Fishes) Sea Birds Sea Turtles Sharks Sea Birds Sea Turtles Bony Fish
Series:

PIFSC data report DR-22-001
DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25923/qz9z-nd71
Document Type:

Data Report
Place as Subject:

American Samoa
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Public Domain
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Submitted
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