annotated bibliography of fisheries economics literature - Office of ...

Seriola fishery, and future research needed to improve the assessment method.
Those concerns are readdressed in this report. In addition catch statistics
and reported landings for the commercial and recreational fisheries,
biostatistical length and weight samples, summary recreational catch per
effort information and bag limit analyses from headboat catches are presented
through 1992. For comparison purposes, the population model, SLM, applied to
the Atlantic and Gulf greater amberjack fisheries previously by Parrack (1993)
is used to summarize the trends in the greater amberjack population dynamics
from the combined fisheries.
Parrack, Nancie Cummings (1994). "Mackerel Catch Per Unit of Effort
Abundance Indices: Data Sources Available and Procedures Used in
the 1990-1994 Analyses." Miami Laboratory Contribution No. MIA-
93/94-48, National Maine Fisheries Service, Southeast Fisheries
Science Center, 75 Virginia Beach Drive, Miami, Florida.
Comprehensive analyses of mackerel stocks during a 12 year period, 1983-
1994, reveal that the amount and the quality of information available for
investigating abundance trends varied. The complexity level of the analyses
performed also varied during the period. Stock abundance trend information
available since 1990 underwent more extensive reviews and complex
standardization analyses. This note identifies the catch per effort abundance
indices used in analyses of king and Spanish mackerel stock size levels since
1990 and provides some background regarding the recent CPUE abundance
estimation procedures.
Parrack, Nancie Cummings (1994). "Notes Regarding Procedures Used in
the 1993 and 1994 Mackerel and Cobia Bag Limit Analyses: Addendum
Report to Miami Laboratory Contribution No. MIA-93/94-43." Miami
Laboratory Contribution No. MIA-93/94-45, National Maine Fisheries
Service, Southeast Fisheries Science Center, 75 Virginia Beach
Drive, Miami, Florida.
This addendum report comments on procedures used in previous bag limit
analyses of mackerel and cobia stocks in the southeastern United States. In
particular the analyses conducted for the 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1994 mackerel
stock assessment panel meetings are discussed. This note briefly discusses
the general approach used in the 1992 and earlier studies and describes the
basic data available for analysis.
Parrack, Nancie C. and David B. McClellan (1986). "Trends in Gulf of
Mexico Red Snapper Population Dynamics, 1979-85." Contribution
No. CRD-86/87-4, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast Fisheries Center,
Miami Laboratory, 75 Virginia Beach Drive, Miami, FL, October, 116
pp.
This report presents information that updates reported commercial
catches (in weight) and estimated recreational catches (in number) of U.S.
Gulf of Mexico red snapper resources since 1979. These annual age specific
catches and abundance indices, independent from catches, were used to obtain
initial estimates of stock sizes and fishing mortality rates of red snapper
assuming an eastern and a western Gulf of Mexico stock. The results of these
investigations indicate that red snapper stocks have declined since 1979 as
predicted from VPA investigations.
Parsons, George R. (1987). "The Opportunity Costs of Residential
Displacement Due to Coastal Land Use Restrictions: A Conceptual
Framework." Marine Resource Economics, 4:111-122.
5 1 8