Application Of A Seasonal Harvesting Model To Two North Carolina Shrimp Fisheries

Kellogg, Robert; Easley, J. E. Jr.; Johnson, Thomas

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Application Of A Seasonal Harvesting Model To Two North Carolina Shrimp Fisheries

1986
By Kellogg, Robert ; Easley, J. E. Jr. ; Johnson, Thomas
Series: Sea Grant publication (Raleigh, N.C.) ; 86-03

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Kellogg, Robert ; Easley, J. E. Jr. ; Johnson, Thomas

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UNC Sea Grant College Program
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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NCU (North Carolina Sea Grant)
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Timing of a seasonal fishery opening can influence total revenue. The traditional approach has been to open when the shrimp reach a marketable However, shrimp increase in value as they grow; thus a later opening may increase total revenue. The purpose of this study is to determine the optimal opening time for two North Carolina shrimp fisheries--the New River and Pamlico Sound fisheries--using the general seasonal harvesting model developed by Kellogg (1985). Optimal solutions were generated for several scenarios by varying natural mortality, initial population size, and price; these were then compared to the `unregulated' case to determine if the season opening should be delayed beyond the time when shrimp reach marketable size.
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Mathematical Models Shrimp Fisheries
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Sea Grant publication (Raleigh, N.C.) ; 86-03
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NCU-T-86-003
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Miscellaneous
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Grant no. NA83AA-D-00012
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North Carolina
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