Fish Aggregations in the Florida Keys
|
|
|
- Hortense Turner
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Fish Aggregations in the Florida Keys
2 Observations of Mutton Snapper on Riley s Hump Date and Station Numbers observed Moon phase 28 May 1 June fish in 3 of the 11 dives Full moon May 30* 31 July 3 Aug fish in 5 of the 6 dives New moon July 30* 17 July 2001 Station days before new moon* 27 May 2002 Station day after full moon* 15 June 2003 Station day after full moon* 15 June 2003 Station day after full moon* 4 July 2004 Station days after full moon* 3 July 2007 Station days after full moon** 12 June 2009 ( hrs) ~ days after full moon*** From: Burton ML, Brennan KJ, Muñoz RC, Parker RO Jr (2005) Preliminary evidence of increased spawning aggregations of mutton snapper (Lutjanus analis) at Riley s Hump two years after establishment of the Tortugas South Ecological Reserve. Fish Bull 103: ** Mike Burton s Trip report *** FWC current study TNER TSER RNA
3 Mutton Snapper Spawning at Riley s Hump
4 TNER RNA TSER
5 Changes in Abundance and Size-structure of Mutton Snapper 2000 Tortugas North Ecological Reserve Dry Tortugas National Park Future RNA Tortugas Bank --Open-Use Area
6 Changes in Abundance and Size-structure of Mutton Snapper 2008 Tortugas North Ecological Reserve Dry Tortugas National Park RNA Tortugas Bank -- Open-Use Area
7 Tagging of Mutton Snapper Regional connectivity of fishes within the Tortugas region of Florida Listening Posts Riley s Hump is a well known mutton snapper spawning aggregation site Mutton snapper were acoustically tagged within the RNA & Riley s Hump and tracked with a network of underwater listening outposts
8 Tagging of Mutton Snapper 55 Mutton snapper were tagged 21 fish made multiple migratory trips to Riley s Hump 12 fish were residents of the RNA
9 May June July TNER RNA DRTO TSER
10 Activity of Mutton Snapper at Riley s Hump Daily detection frequency Temperature (⁰C) Date
11 Utilization of Riley s Hump Black and Scamp Grouper Cubera Snapper Mutton Snapper
12 Multispecies Aggregation Site: Muttons and Triggers
13 Multispecies Aggregation Site: Grouper
14 Multispecies Aggregation Site: Cubera Snapper
15 Fish Aggregations, Multi-species and Predictable Species D J F M A M J J A S O N Source Black grouper Nassau grouper Domeier and Colin 1997, Eklund et al Domeier and Colin 1997, Fine 1990, Claro et al 2009 Scamp Domeier and Colin 1997 Nassau grouper Gag grouper Red hind Goliath grouper Domeier and Colin 1997, Fine 1990, Claro et al 2009 Domeier and Colin 1997, Hood and Schlieder 1992 Domeier and Colin 1997, Beets and Friedlander 1998, Poholek, pers. com. Domeier and Colin 1997, Sadovy and Eklund 1999, NMFS 2006 Yellowtail snapper Lindeman et al. 2000, Claro et al 2009 Dog snapper Mutton snapper Gray snapper Lindeman et al. 2000, RNA report Domeier and Colin 1997, Lindeman et al. 2000, Claro et al 2009, FWC observations, RNA report Domeier and Colin 1997, Lindeman et al. 2000, Claro et al 2009 Schoolmaster Lindeman et al Lane snapper Cubera snapper Permit Lindeman et al. 2000, Claro et al 2009, Poholek pers. com. Domeier and Colin 1997, Lindeman et al. 2000, Heyman et al 2005, Claro et al 2009, FWC observations, RNA report Ault et al 2006, RNA report
16 Larval Transport in February
17 Larval Transport in July
18 Reef Fish Aggregations in the Keys
19 Reef Fish Aggregations in the Keys In the Upper Keys: Site Name Whistle Buoy Carysfort Watson Reef* Species Observed Cubera Snapper Black Grouper Mutton Snapper Description Several visual observations of schooling cubera snapper (60-85 cm), June and July 2009 Several observations of 6-11 large black grouper (50-85 cm), Feb & March 2010 Visual observation of mutton snapper (60-65 cm) swimming in water column
20 Reef Fish Aggregations in the Keys Site Name Species Observed Description Western Dry Rocks Mangrove Toppino Eyeglass Bar Maryland Shoal Mutton snapper, gray snapper, yellow goatfish, mahogany snapper, spadefish, striped grunts Gray snapper Gray snapper, mutton snapper Gray snapper, yellowtail snapper Dozens of mutton snapper observed by divers May 2011, observations of 38 fishing boats on site in May 2011; Hundreds to over 1000 gray snapper observed over several months (June, July, and/or August) 2010 and 2012, with additional species Over 1000 gray snapper swimming in tight school over two successive days, August 2012 Hundreds of gray snapper observed over three consecutive months (June, July, August) 2010: Fishing boats observed catching mutton snapper in May 2012, no visual observation by divers Numerous schools of fish, large (30-50 cm) fish, swimming in close formation. Observations of 10 fishing boats (1 commercial, 9 recreational) fishing on gray snapper in July 2010
21 Bathemetry of Reported Aggregation Site 30m Outlier Reef 30m Ridge 36m Ridge 50m Outlier Reef 30m Outlier Reef 30 and 36 m Ridges 50m Outlier Reef Aggregation Site
22 Bathemetry of Known Aggregation Site Aggregation Site
23 Bathemetry of Known Aggregation Site Western Dry Rocks Grey Snapper aggregation Local high relief Steep slope Outlier reef Aggregation site
24 Grey Snapper at Mangrove Toppino Gray snapper aggregation
25 Closing Remarks: In Florida: No take marine reserves in Dry Tortugas have allowed for recovery of fish spawning aggregations Larvae produced there supply recruits to the rest of Florida and the SE Fish aggregations have been observed at several sites in the Florida Keys Although spawning has not been observed at these sites, we have learned today that: IF YOU BUILD IT THEY WILL COME
26
27 Any Questions?
Effective multi-agency collaboration improves spatial monitoring and planning in the Florida Keys
Effective multi-agency collaboration improves spatial monitoring and planning in the Florida Keys Jim Bohnsack Southeast Fisheries Science Center NOAA Fisheries Service Miami, FL 1 The Managed Florida
Geomorphology of grouper and snapper spawning aggregation sites in the Upper Florida Keys, USA
Geomorphology of grouper and snapper spawning aggregation sites in the Upper Florida Keys, USA Art Gleason, Pamela Reid Division of Marine Geology and Geophysics University of Miami / Rosenstiel School
Towards Sustainable Multispecies Fisheries in the Florida Coral Reef Ecosystem
Towards Sustainable Multispecies Fisheries in the Florida Coral Reef Ecosystem Jerald S. Ault University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science Southern Florida coral reefs generated
Geomorphometric Analysis of Nassau Grouper Spawning Aggregation Sites in Belize and the Cayman Islands
http://www.landbigfish.com/fish/fish.cfm?id=58 Geomorphometric Analysis of Nassau Grouper Spawning Aggregation Sites in Belize and the Cayman Islands Shin Kobara and William D. Heyman Texas A&M University
DESCRIPTION OF REEF FISH SPAWNING AGGREGATIONS AT MONA ISLAND PUERTO RICO
DESCRIPTION OF REEF FISH SPAWNING AGGREGATIONS AT MONA ISLAND PUERTO RICO Michelle Schärer, Michael Nemeth, Alfonso Aguilar, Richard Appeldoorn Department of Marine Sciences, University of Puerto Rico,
Spawning Aggregation Evaluation. Utila January February 2009
Spawning Aggregation Evaluation Utila January February 2009 Location Selection Selection considered fishermen and logistics Location 1: Joshua Swash Location 2: The Elbow The Elbow cancelled after January
Biogeographic Assessment of Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Biogeographic Assessment of Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science NOAA Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission Photos
Assessment of the Introduced Lionfish in Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Parks
Assessment of the Introduced Lionfish in Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Parks Tracy A. Ziegler, Ph.D. Fisheries Biologist National Park Service Problem Sightings of lionfish at Dry Tortugas (DRTO)
Implementing the Dry Tortugas National Park. Research Natural Area Science Plan The 5-Year Report
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior South Florida Natural Resources Center Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Parks Implementing the
Vision Blueprint Recreational Regulatory Amendment 26 for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region
Vision Blueprint Recreational Regulatory Amendment 26 for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region for the Snapper Grouper Advisory Panel The Vision Blueprint Recreational Regulatory Amendment
1. What are the scientific names of red snapper, gag grouper, and scamp grouper? 2. What families do red snapper, gag grouper, and scamp belong to?
NOAA Gray s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Acoustic Fish Tagging Project Activity: Interpretation of Data and Graphs Grades 9-12 Developed by C.J. Carroll and Cathy Sakas 9/3/2009 Use the available table
Following Information Compliments of Avadon Divers, Placencia Belize
Following Information Compliments of Avadon Divers, Placencia Belize The Blue Hole & Lighthouse Reef Trips to this atoll are done only when there are good surface conditions as it is a 3-hour boat ride
Recreational Management: Can Management Fit the Available Data?
Recreational Management: Can Management Fit the Available Data? RICHEN BRAME CCA Regional Fisheries Director Presentation to Gulf States Marine Fisheries March 15, 2017 Commercial and recreational fisheries
BERMUDA GOVERNMENT Ministry of Health, Seniors and Environment Department of Environmental Protection
BERMUDA GOVERNMENT Ministry of Health, Seniors and Environment Department of Environmental Protection Mailing Address: Botanical Gardens Phone: 441-236-4201 P.O. Box HM 834 169 South Road Fax: 441-236-7582
Cluster Analysis for the Puerto Rico Island Region NOAA Fisheries Southeast Regional Office St. Petersburg, FL March 7, 2016 SERO-LAPP
Cluster Analysis for the Puerto Rico Island Region NOAA Fisheries Southeast Regional Office St. Petersburg, FL March 7, 2016 SERO-LAPP-2016-03 Introduction The U.S. Caribbean is composed of the Commonwealth
Fisheries of the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and South Atlantic; Reef Fish Fishery of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands;
This document is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on 06/11/2018 and available online at https://federalregister.gov/d/2018-12420, and on FDsys.gov BILLING CODE: 3510-22-P DEPARTMENT OF
Mutton Snapper Public Workshops February Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Marine Fisheries Management
Mutton Snapper Public Workshops February 2016 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Marine Fisheries Management Workshop Ground Rules All points of view are valid Behave with courtesy
Vision Blueprint Recreational Regulatory Amendment 26 for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region
Vision Blueprint Recreational Regulatory Amendment 26 for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region The Vision Blueprint Recreational Regulatory Amendment 26 to the Fishery Management Plan
Florida s Artificial Reef Monitoring Efforts
Florida s Artificial Reef Monitoring Efforts Prepared by Keith Mille March 14, 2016 Dive assessment of the Oriskany Reef, October 2006. Photo by Keith Mille Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Teachers copy. 1. What are the scientific names of red snapper, gag grouper, and scamp grouper?
NOAA Gray s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Acoustic Fish Tagging Project Activity: Interpretation of Data and Graphs Grades 9-12 Developed by C.J. Carroll and Cathy Sakas 9/3/2009 Teachers copy Use the
Fishing Volusia County s Artificial Reefs
Fishing Volusia County s Artificial Reefs Photo Courtesy John Baller Jr. Photo Courtesy Captain Don Martin Preparation and Safety The single most important thing about boating, fishing, or diving is to
Saltwater Angler Recognition. Partnership Opportunities
Saltwater Angler Recognition Partnership Opportunities Receive certificate and t-shirt Tiered angler award levels Saltwater Angler Recognition Increase exposure and opportunities for your business! FWC
Summary of Stakeholder Input: Florida Port Meetings March/April 2014
Summary of Stakeholder Input: Florida Port Meetings March/April 2014 Top issues and suggested solutions: ISSUE 1: Data Collection/Science/Stock Assessments Increase funding for collection of best available
Semi-Annual Progress Report for: June 1, November 30, 2004
Combining a Partnership Among Researchers, Commercial Recreational, and Recreational-For-Hire Fishers With a Cooperative T~gging Program to Elucidate the Life History and Habit Utilization of Select Reef
Appendix D. History of Management
Appendix D. History of Management The snapper grouper fishery is highly regulated; some of the species included in this amendment have been regulated since 1983. The following table summarizes actions
SCDNR Research and Monitoring: Habitat Needs of Different Life History Stages of Managed Reef Species
SCDNR Research and Monitoring: Habitat Needs of Different Life History Stages of Managed Reef Species Patrick J. Harris George R. Sedberry Marine Resources Research Institute SCDNR SedberryG@dnr.sc.gov
Minimum Stock Size Threshold (MSST) for Reef Fish Stocks
Tab B, No. 15 7/27/2016 Minimum Stock Size Threshold (MSST) for Reef Fish Stocks 1 0.75 M F / FMSY 0.5 0.25 0 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 1.25 1.5 B / B MSY Options Paper for Draft Amendment 44 to the Fishery Management
Goliath Grouper preference for artificial reefs: Relief and volume are predictors of abundance
Goliath Grouper preference for artificial reefs: Relief and volume are predictors of abundance Angela B. Collins, Ph.D. abcollins@ufl.edu Florida Sea Grant, UF IFAS Extension Florida Fish and Wildlife
Modifications to Gulf Reef Fish and South Atlantic Snapper Grouper Fishery Management Plans
Tab B, No. 11b 3/19/15 Modifications to Gulf Reef Fish and South Atlantic Snapper Grouper Fishery Management Plans Draft Joint Generic Amendment DECISION DOCUMENT For the Joint Council Committee on South
Population characteristics of a recovering US Virgin Islands red hind spawning aggregation following protection
MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES Vol. 286: 81 97, 2005 Published February 2 Mar Ecol Prog Ser Population characteristics of a recovering US Virgin Islands red hind spawning aggregation following protection
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council. Commercial Fishing Regulations for Gulf of Mexico Federal Waters
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council Protecting our marine resources Commercial Fishing Regulations for Gulf of Mexico Federal Waters November, 2005 For Species Managed by the Gulf of Mexico Fishery
Minimum Stock Size Threshold (MSST) for reef fish stocks with low natural mortality
Tab B, No. 13 1/15/15 Minimum Stock Size Threshold (MSST) for reef fish stocks with low natural mortality 1 0.75 M F / FMSY 0.5 0.25 0 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 1.25 1.5 B / B MSY Options Paper to the Fishery
Angler Heterogeneity and Species- Specific Demand for Recreational Fishing in the Southeast United States
Angler Heterogeneity and Species- Specific Demand for Recreational Fishing in the Southeast United States Tim Haab (Ohio State University) Rob Hicks (College of William and Mary) Kurt Schnier (University
EGLIN YACHT CLUB DIVE FLIGHT MONTHLY MEETING. 23 June Doug Collins
EGLIN YACHT CLUB DIVE FLIGHT MONTHLY MEETING 23 June 2016 Doug Collins 1 OVERVIEW Introductions Dive Flight Status Past Events Safety Segment Current Spear Fish Regulations Fish ID Upcoming Events 2 Introductions
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC)
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Mason Smith Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Marine Fisheries Management Version 1 FWC Mission To manage fish and wildlife
Barotrauma in Atlantic Coast Fisheries. Chip Collier March 2011
Barotrauma in Atlantic Coast Fisheries Chip Collier March 2011 Atlantic Ecosystems Coastline 2,100 miles Two Large Marine Ecosystems Northern Southern Three Councils New England Mid Atlantic South Atlantic
Billing Code: P. Fisheries of the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and South Atlantic; Snapper-Grouper Fishery off the Southern Atlantic States;
This document is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on 08/13/2013 and available online at http://federalregister.gov/a/2013-19605, and on FDsys.gov Billing Code: 3510-22-P DEPARTMENT OF
Modeling effects of fishing closures in the Western Florida Shelf
Modeling effects of fishing closures in the Western Florida Shelf David J. Die and Steven Saul* University of Miami * Currently SEFSC/NMFS/NOAA Outline Effects of fishing closures DWH Fishing closures
Artificial Reef Program Biological Monitoring Update
Artificial Reef Program Biological Monitoring Update Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Coastal Fisheries - Artificial Reef Program Brooke Shipley, Ph.D. Artificial Reef Program Over 4800 Acres 76 Established
Methods and Lessons Learned from a Fisheries- Independent Reef Fish Sampling Program in the Florida Keys, USA
Methods and Lessons Learned from a Fisheries- Independent Reef Fish Sampling Program in the Florida Keys, USA Alejandro Acosta Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Fish and Wildlife Research
Tortugas Ecological Reserve
Strategy for Stewardship Tortugas Ecological Reserve U.S. Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Ocean Service Office of National Marine Sanctuaries Final Supplemental
Vision Blueprint Recreational Amendment for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region. Options Paper
Vision Blueprint Recreational Amendment for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region Options Paper The Vision Blueprint Recreational Amendment to the Fishery Management Plan for the Snapper
of Nebraska - Lincoln. U.S. National Park Service Publications and Papers
University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln U.S. National Park Service Publications and Papers National Park Service 2013 Development of a collaborative science plan
Are the Coral Reef Finfish Fisheries of South Florida Sustainable?
Proceedings of the 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, 7-11 July 28 Session Number 22 Are the Coral Reef Finfish Fisheries of South Florida Sustainable? J.S. Ault, S.G. Smith,
The Role of Research and Monitoring in Management of Living Marine Resources off the Southeast U.S. Coast Introduction
The Role of Research and Monitoring in Management of Living Marine Resources off the Southeast U.S. Coast Marine Resources Research Institute Marine Resources Division, South Carolina Department of Natural
The State of Florida Artificial Reef Program s Dive Assessment Team: 22 Years of Fish Census Data, 1992 to 2014
The State of Florida Artificial Reef Program s Dive Assessment Team: 22 Years of Fish Census Data, 1992 to 2014 Bill Horn Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (retired) Division of Marine
MBARA Diver s Reef Survey Form Updated 4 April 2010
MBARA Diver s Reef Survey Form Updated 4 April 2010 Reef Site Name: MB 104 Unnamed Reef Position Readings: GPS Manufacturer & model: Garmin 188C N Lat.: 29 43.487 W Lon.: 85 41.562 Sonar Depth: Survey
Species Descriptions
4.1.2 Snapper Grouper Complex 4.1.2.1 Species Descriptions Sea basses and Groupers (Serranidae) (all species descriptions updated from the Snapper Grouper SAFE Report Nov. 2005) All serranids described
This presentation is a review and discussion of the biology, research, and management status of goliath grouper. The presentation will also describe
This presentation is a review and discussion of the biology, research, and management status of goliath grouper. The presentation will also describe a stakeholder survey conducted by the University of
St. Croix-Draft Actions and Alternatives.
[Type the document title] St. Croix-Draft Actions and Alternatives. Scoping Meetings April 2014 Table of Contents List of Tables... 2 List of Figures... 2 Action 1. Identify Fishery Management Units (FMUs)
Page 1 of 6. David Dale
Page 1 of 6 David Dale From: Graciela Garcia-Moliner [graciela@coqui.net] Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 11:09 AM To: Bob Trumble Cc: Iivia@coqui.net; 'David Dale' Subject: CFMC_EFH_Cooments Comments on
Marine Recreational Information Program Transition to Improved Survey Designs
Marine Recreational Information Program Transition to Improved Survey Designs David Gloeckner Southeast Fisheries Science Center Richard Cody Office of Science & Technology Improved Survey Designs Fishing
THE TOBAGO FREEDIVE SPEARFISHING CHALLENGE 2011 RULES
THE TOBAGO FREEDIVE SPEARFISHING CHALLENGE 2011 RULES General Fish must be speared only while free-diving (breath-hold diving). The use of SCUBA diving equipment is prohibited and will cause instant disqualification.
Reef fish fisheries overview Threats to reef fishes. Biology Spawning aggregations. Next steps?
Coral reef fish fisheries: spawning aggregations and threatened species Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson University of Hong Kong, IUCN GWSG, Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations Reef fish fisheries
Revised 5/6/10
2009-10 Revised 5/6/10 Recreational Fishing Regulations for Gulf of Mexico Federal Waters This publication was prepared for general informational purposes in May 2009, and has no legal force or effect.
SERO-LAPP : Species groupings for Gulf Reef Fish FMU January 19, 2010
Table 1. Percent of A) commercial bottom longline, B) commercial vertical line, and C) headboat trips (2005-2008) in Gulf of Mexico with landings of listed species. A. COM. BOTTOM LONGLINE B. COM. VERTICAL
FLORIDA S A L T W A T E R R E C R E A T I O N A L
FLORIDA S A L T W A T E R R E C R E A T I O N A L 2018 ` Catch a Florida Memory with Saltwater Angler Recognition Programs Page 20-21 ` 2017 Lionfish Challenge Results Page 8 Applies to Florida State Waters
AND. Hogfish. Lachnolaimus maximus. Diane Rome Peebles. U.S. Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, Puerto Rico. Handline, Spear
AND Hogfish Lachnolaimus maximus Diane Rome Peebles U.S. Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, Puerto Rico Handline, Spear September 5, 2017 The Safina Center Seafood Analysts Disclaimer Seafood Watch and The Safina
Goliath Grouper Public Workshops August and October, 2017
Goliath Grouper Public Workshops August and October, 2017 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Marine Fisheries Management and Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Version 1 1
Bioeconomic Consequences of Fisheries Management: Florida's Commercial Reef Fisheries
University of Miami Scholarly Repository Open Access Dissertations Electronic Theses and Dissertations 2018-12-05 Bioeconomic Consequences of Fisheries Management: Florida's Commercial Reef Fisheries Molly
Working Group Meeting Summary
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Marine Zoning & Regulatory Review Ecosystem Protection: Ecological Reserves / Preservation Areas and Wildlife Protection July 8 & 9, 2014 Working Group Meeting Summary
Authors: Luiz Barbieri and Martha Bademan
This is a review and discussion of a proposal to develop and implement a Gulf Offshore Recreational Fishing Permit in support of more accurate, precise, and timely catch and effort estimates for offshore
SEDAR 10 DW- 08. REVIEW OF TAGGING DATA FOR GAG GROUPER (Mycteroperca microlepis) FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO REGION
SEDAR 1 DW- 8 REVIEW OF TAGGING DATA FOR GAG GROUPER (Mycteroperca microlepis) FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO REGION 1985-25. THIS DOCUMENT SHOULD NOT BE CITED WITHOUT AUTHOR S PERMISSION. Mauricio
South Atlantic proposed MPAs: : three years of pre- closure data on habitat and fish assemblages
South Atlantic proposed MPAs: : three years of pre- closure data on habitat and fish assemblages Principal Investigators: Stacey L. Harter Andrew W. David NOAA Fisheries, Panama City, FL Similar project
Spawning-related Movement Patterns of Goliath Grouper (Epinephelus itajara) Off the Atlantic Coast of Florida
Spawning-related Movement Patterns of Goliath Grouper (Epinephelus itajara) Off the Atlantic Coast of Florida Patrones de Movimiento Relacionados al Desove del Mero Guasa (Epinephelus itajara) en las Afueras
Volunteer Reef Fish Monitoring in the Dry Tortugas National Park 2001 Final Summary Report June 25, 2002
Volunteer Reef Fish Monitoring in the Dry Tortugas National Park 2001 Final Summary Report June 25, 2002 Christy V. Pattengill-Semmens, Ph.D., Scientific Coordinator Lad Akins, Executive Director Reef
EGLIN YACHT CLUB DIVE FLIGHT MONTHLY MEETING. 22 June Mike Adrian Guidry
EGLIN YACHT CLUB DIVE FLIGHT MONTHLY MEETING 22 June 2017 Mike Adrian Guidry 1 OVERVIEW Introductions Dive Flight Status Past Events Safety Segment Current Spear Fish Regulations Fish ID Upcoming Events
Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary: An Assessment of the Fisheries
Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary: An Assessment of the Fisheries Juan C. Levesque and Alec Richardson Geo-Marine, Incorporated, Marine Science Department 221 K Avenue, Suite A-2; Plano, Texas
Goliath Grouper: Giant of the Reef 1
SGEF-179 1 John Stevely and Bryan Fluech 2 occurred from Senegal south to the Congo; however, this population is believed to have been eliminated because no individuals have been observed there for many
CARIBBEAN FISHERY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
REGULATORY AMENDMENT TO THE FISHERY MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE REEF FISH FISHERY OF PUERTO RICO AND THE UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS CONCERNING RED HIND SPAWNING AGGREGATION CLOSURES INCLUDING A REGULATORY
ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT HABITAT AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN (EFH-HAPC) AND CORAL HABITAT AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN (C-HAPC)
ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT HABITAT AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN () AND CORAL HABITAT AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN (C-HAPC) Shrimp Sargassum All coastal inlets, all statedesignated habitats of particular importance
SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERY MANAGMENT COUNCIL MPA EXPERT WORKGROUP
SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERY MANAGMENT COUNCIL MPA EXPERT WORKGROUP Meeting Overview May 16-17, 2012 Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum Pooler, GA Version: 6-1-2012 CONTENTS PURPOSE... 2 MEETING MATERIALS... 3 INTRODUCTION...
SEDAR SouthEast Data, Assessment, and Review
SEDAR SouthEast Data, Assessment, and Review South Atlantic Fishery Management Council Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council Caribbean Fishery Management Council NOAA Fisheries Southeast Fisheries
Mutton Snapper SEDAR 15A Update Assessment
Mutton Snapper SEDAR 15A Update Assessment Joe O Hop, Robert G. Muller, and Dustin T. Addis South Atlantic Fishery Management Council SSC meeting Assessment Findings April 29, 2015 Mutton Snapper Range
Habitat selection during settlement of three Caribbean coral reef fishes: Indications for directed settlement to seagrass beds and mangroves
Notes 903 Limnol. Oceanogr., 52(2), 2007, 903 907 E 2007, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Habitat selection during settlement of three Caribbean coral reef fishes: Indications
WALTON COUNTY NRDA ARTIFICIAL REEF PROGRAM
WALTON COUNTY NRDA ARTIFICIAL REEF PROGRAM Melinda Gates Lauren Floyd Kathryn Brown Beau Suthard, PG Franky Stankiewicz Walton County - Coastal Resource Liaison APTIM - Senior Marine Biologist APTIM -
Isopod infestation of postspawning Nassau grouper around Little Cayman Island
Journal of Fish Biology (2006) 69, 933 937 doi:10.1111/j.1095-8649.2006.01129.x, available online at http://www.blackwell-synergy.com Isopod infestation of postspawning Nassau grouper around Little Cayman
EGLIN YACHT CLUB DIVE FLIGHT MONTHLY MEETING. 27 April Mike Adrian Guidry
EGLIN YACHT CLUB DIVE FLIGHT MONTHLY MEETING 27 April 2017 Mike Adrian Guidry 1 OVERVIEW Introductions Dive Flight Status Past Events Safety Segment Current Spear Fish Regulations Fish ID Upcoming Events
United States: Gulf of Mexico & Southeast Atlantic Handline, Diver
AND Greater Amberjack Seriola dumerili Diane Rome Peebles United States: Gulf of Mexico & Southeast Atlantic Handline, Diver May 1, 2017 The Safina Center Seafood Analysts Disclaimer Seafood Watch and
Spatial dynamics of the Nassau grouper Epinephelus striatus in a Caribbean atoll
Vol. 343: 239 249, 2007 doi: 10.3354/meps06897 MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES Mar Ecol Prog Ser Published August 7 Spatial dynamics of the Nassau grouper Epinephelus striatus in a Caribbean atoll Richard
Standardized catch rates of yellowtail snapper ( Ocyurus chrysurus
Standardized catch rates of yellowtail snapper (Ocyurus chrysurus) from the Marine Recreational Fisheries Statistics Survey in south Florida, 1981-2010 Introduction Yellowtail snapper are caught by recreational
Covering activities from 11/1/ /30/2016
Gulf & South Atlantic News Volume 17, Issue 1 A Publication of the Gulf & South Atlantic Fisheries Foundation, Inc. April 2016 Covering activities from 11/1/2015-04/30/2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Robert
Possible Spawning Aggregations of Plectropomus leopardus at Lankayan Island, Malaysia
Possible Spawning Aggregations of Plectropomus leopardus at Lankayan Island, Malaysia Fung Chen Chung 1,2 & Connie Fay Komilus 2 1 Reef Guardian Sdn Bhd, Sugud Islands Marine Conservation Area, PPM 255
Focus Fish anatomy and acoustic technology
NOAA Gray s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Acoustic Fish Tagging Project Activity: Make and Implant a tag (transmitter) into a Snapper or Grouper Species Then Dissect Fish Grades 9-12 Developed by C.J.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. MARFIN Project FINAL Report
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration MARFIN Project FINAL Report Population density, demographics, and predation effects of adult goliath grouper Project NA05NMF4540045 (FSU Project No. 016604)
Management Considerations for the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Ecosystem
Management Considerations for the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Ecosystem Prepared by: Kurtis Gregg, Fishery Biologist ECS-Federal, Inc. on contract to NOAA Fisheries 400 North Congress Ave, Suite 120 West
Unless otherwise noted, images throughout the presentation are by FWC.
This is a review and discussion of actions and discussions from the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council s (Council) Jan. 28-31 meeting in Orange Beach, AL. Commission direction is also requested
South Atlantic Council Issues
South Atlantic Council Issues Review and Discussion February 8, 2018 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Version 2 This is a review and discussion of actions from the South Atlantic Fishery
Field Protocol for Monitoring Coral Reef Fisheries Resources in Belize
Field Protocol for Monitoring Coral Reef Fisheries Resources in Belize Charles A. Acosta, PhD Wildlife Conservation Society Glover s Reef Marine Research Station P.O. Box 272 Dangriga, Belize and Department
Fishery-Independent Monitoring of Coral Reef Fishes, Coral Reefs, and Macro-invertebrates in the Dry Tortugas
Sustaining Dry Tortugas National Park Coral Reef Resources FINAL REPORT FY 2006 Page 1.1 Fishery-Independent Monitoring of Coral Reef Fishes, Coral Reefs, and Macro-invertebrates in the Dry Tortugas Jerald
Status Determination Criteria and Optimum Yield for Reef Fish and Red Drum
Tab B, No. 6 04/5/2018 Status Determination Criteria and Optimum Yield for Reef Fish and Red Drum Pre-Public Hearing Draft Amendment 48 to the Reef Fish Fishery Management Plan Amendment 4 to the Red Drum
Behavior, Habitat, and Abundance of the Goliath Grouper, Epinephelus itajara, in the Central Eastern Gulf of Mexico
Behavior, Habitat, and Abundance of the Goliath Grouper, Epinephelus itajara, in the Central Eastern Gulf of Mexico Angela B. Collins and Luiz R. Barbieri Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida
Draft Report 5-Year Review of Essential Fish Habitat Requirements
Tab N, No. 4 10/14/2016 Draft Report 5-Year Review of Essential Fish Habitat Requirements Including Review Of Habitat Areas Of Particular Concern And Adverse Effects Of Fishing And Non-Fishing In The Fishery
Unless otherwise noted, images throughout the presentation are by FWC.
This presentation provides an update on current programs in place to collect catch and effort data for Florida s saltwater recreational fisheries, including the Gulf Reef Fish Survey (GRFS) and potential
Temporal and spatial dynamics of Lutjanus cyanopterus (Pisces: Lutjanidae) and L. jocu spawning aggregations in the United States Virgin Islands
Temporal and spatial dynamics of Lutjanus cyanopterus (Pisces: Lutjanidae) and L. jocu spawning aggregations in the United States Virgin Islands Elizabeth Kadison, Richard S. Nemeth, Steve Herzlieb & Jeremiah
Available online: 09 Jan To link to this article:
This article was downloaded by: [UNESCO IIEP] On: 26 July 2011, At: 06:09 Publisher: Taylor & Francis Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales Registered Number: 1072954 Registered office: Mortimer
Lat: Long: Captain: Crew: Topside conditions: Cloud cover (%): Wind Spd & Dir: Wave height (ft):
Great Goliath Grouper Count: Survey Data Site name: Date: Dive# of day Lat: Long: Captain: Crew: Diver names: Topside conditions: Cloud cover (%): Wind Spd & Dir: Wave height (ft): Site type (check one):
SEDAR 50 Discard Mortality Ad-Hoc Group Working Paper. Discard Mortality Ad-hoc Group SEDAR50-DW22. Submitted: 26 January 2017
SEDAR 50 Discard Mortality Ad-Hoc Group Working Paper Discard Mortality Ad-hoc Group SEDAR50-DW22 Submitted: 26 January 2017 This information is distributed solely for the purpose of pre-dissemination
Lat: Long: Captain: Crew: Topside conditions: Cloud cover (%): Wind Spd & Dir: Wave height (ft):
Great Goliath Grouper Count: Survey Data Site name: Date: Dive# of day Lat: Long: Captain: Crew: Diver names: Topside conditions: Cloud cover (%): Wind Spd & Dir: Wave height (ft): Site type (check one):
Rules and Regulations: Officers Pocket Guide
GULF STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION Rules and Regulations: Officers Pocket Guide 2009-2010 May 2009 GSMFC No. 166 TABLE OF CONTENTS FLORIDA Commercial 1 Recreational 4 ALABAMA Commercial 6 Recreational