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FAR 2024/38 Characterisation, CPUE and length-composition analyses of the New Zealand albacore tuna fishery

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FAR-2024-38-Characterisation-CPUE-and-length-composition-analyses-of-New-Zealand-albacore-tuna-fishery.pdf

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FAR-2024-38-Characterisation-CPUE-and-length-composition-analyses-of-New-Zealand-albacore-tuna-fishery.pdf (15.0 MB)

Abstract
Albacore are mostly caught by trolling on the west coast of New Zealand. Albacore catch is composed
 
of three distinct sizes in most years, likely reflecting one- to three-year-old fish.
 
The present analysis updated previous catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE) analyses, showing low CPUE in
 
2023. Modeling of catch lengths showed that low CPUE was generally associated with low availability
 
of the usually dominant two-year-old year-class.
 
It is likely that patterns in New Zealand Albacore troll CPUE and catch composition are reflective of
 
environmentally driven availability to the fishery.


Document date
Monday, 22 July 2024
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V 1.3
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15.0 MB
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2024/38
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AUTHOR: Neubauer, P.; Hill-Moana, T.;

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