Fishing Piers: Their Design, Operation, And Use

Buckley, Raymond M.; Walton, James M.

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Fishing Piers: Their Design, Operation, And Use

1981
By Buckley, Raymond M. ; Walton, James M.
Series: WSG 81-1

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Personal Author:

Buckley, Raymond M. ; Walton, James M.
Corporate Authors:

Washington Sea Grant Program ; University of Washington. Division of Marine Resources
NOAA Program & Office:

OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; Sea Grant
Sea Grant Program:

WASHU (Washington Sea Grant)
Description:

The desire to improve nearshore recreational fishing opportunities for anglers along the Atlantic, Gulf, and pacific coasts of the United States is evident from the numerous fishing piers providing access to the marine environment. Any fishing pier that provides access to fishable waters is a success, to a degree, but some piers offering access to the same fishery as other nearby piers are more successful in attracting anglers. These piers evidently fulfill the needs and desires of their patrons to a greater extent.
Keywords:

Fishery Management Fishing Piers Fishery Management
Series:

WSG 81-1
Sea Grant Document Number:

WASHU-T-81-002
Document Type:

Technical Report
Rights Information:

Public Domain
Compliance:

Library
Main Document Checksum:

urn:sha256:d2c5f9cc0a191d507b73c36796c85dec988a4258e0fcd30e65c0b8a43cb3a052
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/39220/noaa_39220_DS1.pdf
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