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Coastal fisheries of Latin America and the Caribbean

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20<strong>Coastal</strong> <strong>fisheries</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Latin</strong> <strong>America</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Caribbean</strong>TABLE 2 (CONTINUED)Type <strong>of</strong><strong>fisheries</strong>CommercialdivingArtisanallongliningSemiindustrialpelagicfisheryTrap fisheryutilizinginshorepoweredboatsTargetresourcesScallops, blue<strong>and</strong> ribbedmussels,clams, snailsBlue <strong>and</strong>ribbedmussels,sea urchin,ascidiansHake, topeshark, cockfish, sevengilledshark,rays, rockfish,s<strong>and</strong>perchMackerel,anchovyRed porgy,s<strong>and</strong>perch,rockfish,wreckfishKinclip,sou<strong>the</strong>rnhake,Patagoniancod, sharks,raysKing crab,false kingcrab, octopus(occasionalbycatch)Region/provinceSan Matías<strong>and</strong> SanJosé GulfsBeagleChannelSan Matías<strong>and</strong> NuevoGulfsMar delPlataMar delPlataQuequénCanalBeagleBeagleChannelBeagleChannelGearAircompressors<strong>and</strong> hookahLonglines,2 000-3 000hooks each‘Lampara’,a h<strong>and</strong>thrownpurse seineLarge baskettrapsIron-madetrapsTruncatedcone traps(1.2–1.5 mhigh, 1.6m basaldiameter)BoatsBoats upto 7 m(average),withoutboardmotors;some wi<strong>the</strong>chosounder,radio <strong>and</strong>minimalsafetydevicesSame asaboveBoats withoutboardmotors, lessthan 10 m‘Rada/ría’inshorefleet; boats10–18Mostlywoodenboats, 50years oldon average.Equippedwith rafts,radio, radar<strong>and</strong> echosounderSame asaboveBoats upto 15 m,with 205 hpenginesNumber<strong>of</strong> fishingunits8 boats in SanMatías; 20 inSan JoséCrewAnnuall<strong>and</strong>ings 13–4 1 241 tonnesrecorded in SanMatías in 2001;700 tonnes(600 tonnes<strong>of</strong> scallops)recorded in SanJosé in 20035 boats 3–4 85 tonnes <strong>of</strong> seaurchin reportedin 1996 (usuallyless than 1tonne); 7 tonnes<strong>of</strong> musselsreported in 199922 boats inSan Matías; 5in Nuevo Gulfin 2002The ‘rada/ría’ inshorefleet has 166registeredboats3 1 032 tonnesrecorded in 2003in San MatíasGulf; 34 tonnesin Nuevo Gulf in2001 <strong>and</strong> 2002(experimentalfishery)Up to 107 boats 2–5 No data12 boats in1994–2000,down to 6 in2000–2004900 tonnes <strong>of</strong>anchovy <strong>and</strong>100 tonnes <strong>of</strong>mackerel l<strong>and</strong>edin 20032 32 tonnes <strong>of</strong> kingcrab in 1994;392 tonnes <strong>of</strong>false king crabin 19961In most cases l<strong>and</strong>ings are ei<strong>the</strong>r not recorded or grossly under-reported. Some figures (whe<strong>the</strong>rtotal or partial) are presented, however, to give <strong>the</strong> reader a rough idea <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> dimension <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>fishery.

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