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Chapter I Intro & Objectives - SPREP

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PHOENIX ISLANDS PROTECTED AREA MANAGEMENT PLAN<br />

<strong>Chapter</strong> III. Background, 5. Fisheries Resources<br />

Draft 1 March 2007<br />

The length frequency of skipjack and yellowfin caught by U.S. purse seiners in the Phoenix<br />

Islands portion of the Kiribati EEZ based on port sampling was plotted by TBAP (1993), see<br />

Figures III-5.12 and III-5.13 below.<br />

Figure III-5.12. Raised length-frequency histogram of skipjack tuna caught by<br />

U.S. purse seiners in the Phoenix Islands portion of<br />

the Kiribati EEZ based on port sampling.<br />

(source: Tuna and Billfish Assessment Programme 1993)<br />

Figure III-5.13. Raised length-frequency histogram of yellowfin tuna caught by<br />

U.S. purse seiners in the Phoenix Islands portion<br />

of the Kiribati EEZ based on port sampling.<br />

(source: Tuna and Billfish Assessment Programme 1993)<br />

Catch, effort, and CPUE for pole-and-line, purse seine, and longline vessels fishing in the<br />

Phoenix Islands portion of the Kiribati EEZ from 1978 to 1990 were reported in TBAP<br />

(1993) (see Tables III-5.3 for pole-and-line, III-5.4 for purse seine, and III-5.5 for longline).<br />

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