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Five Year Report to the Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Advisory Committee
Arnott, Steve South Carolina. Department of Natural Resources. Inshore Fisheries Section
Arnott, Steve
South Carolina. Department of Natural Resources. Inshore Fisheries Section
Abstract
The primary mission of the SCDNR Inshore Fisheries Section is to monitor fish populations in the estuarine and near-shore waters of South Carolina. Over the last five years, funds received from the Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Advisory Committee (SRFAC) have helped support a variety of long-term fishery surveys. These surveys are essential for monitoring changes in fish populations over time and for understanding natural and anthropogenic forces that influence them. The surveys include a trammel net survey, an electrofishing survey, a longline survey and a trawl survey. The section also performs two fishery dependent surveys that record biological information from fish that have been harvested by recreational anglers.
Issue Date
2013-10-04
Keywords
Fishing surveys--South Carolina, Fisheries--South Carolina--Statistics
Type
Document
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