title: The inshore challenge – management of recreational and commercial fisheries accounting for social benefits, economic value, and biological sustainability
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2016 - Theme session G
Year: 2024
Subjects: Pressures, impacts, conservation, and management
The sea and human culture and societies
Fisheries and aquaculture

description: No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Conveners: Kieran Hyder (UK) Harry Strehlow (Germany) Estanis Mugerza (Spain) Maria Spedicato (Italy).CM 2016/G:222. Review of evidence on the impacts of under 10 m and over 10 m fishing fleets in England, UK. Stephen C. Mangi, Tristian Southall, Leila FonsecaCM 2016/G. Monitoring approaches of recreational fisheries in France under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. Amélie Régimbart, Jérôme Baudrier, Eric Foucher, Manuel Bellanger, Damien DelaunayCM 2016/G:306. An ecosystem-based approach to define small scale fisheries management plans in the Bay of Biscay. Arantza Murillas, Estanis Mugerza, Luis ArregiCM 2016/G:245. Consequences of catch-and-release angling for black bream Spondyliosoma cantharus, during the parental care period: implications for management. A. C. Pinder.CM 2016/G:173. The recreational fishery in Greece. A comparison to the small scale fishery. Kostas Kapiris, Stefanos KavadasCM 2016/G:258. Small scale, big deal: Sampling catches from European small-scale fisheries. S. DemanècheCM 2016/G:252. Quantifying catches of the sport fishing community along the Maltese coast. Sandra Agius Darmanin, Adriana VellaCM 2016/G:493. An individual based model of fisher behaviour for management scenario prediction in the Isle of Man scallop fishery. Jennifer Shepperson, Lee Murray, Steven Mackinson, Ewen Bell, Michel KaiserCM 2016/G:493. An individual based model of fisher behaviour for management scenario prediction in the Isle of Man scallop fishery. Jennifer Shepperson, Lee Murray, Steven Mackinson, Ewen Bell, Michel KaiserCM 2016/G:208. Lucía Zarauz, Mike Amstrong, Estanis Mugerza, Eider Andonegi, Patrik Börjesson, Hugo Mendes, Ana MorenoCM 2016/G:631. Using GIS to localize the fishing activity of small vessels targeting European hake in the Adriatic sea as a basis for spatial management. M. T. SpedicatoCM 2016/G. Fisheries diversity in the Mediterranean: the Italian monitoring programme for the assessment of productivity and ecological sustainability of inshore fisheries. R.F. Sabatella, E.C. Sabatella, P. Accadia, D. Pinello, P. Carbonara, G. Lembo, M.T. Spedicato, A. Lucchetti, A. Ligas, M. SbranaCM 2016/G:481. Developing a sampling scheme to evaluate Norwegian marine recreational fisheries - a case study in the Oslofjord. Keno Ferter, Alf Ring Kleiven, Jonathan Edward Colman, Thrond Oddvar Haugen, Stian Stensland, Harry Vincent Strehlow, Marc Simon Weltersbach, Jon Helge VølstadCM 2016/G:632. Resolving the inshore fisheries with SAR-AIS data fusion. Lauren Biermann, Simon Chesworth, Alan McLarneyCM 2016/G:209. Recreational Marine fishing in Spain - a survey plan for a global approach. Ana Gordoa, Jordi BoadaCM 2016/G:168. Recreational Sea Angling – a European Perspective. Kieran Hyder, Simon Weltersbach, Keno Ferter, Bryony Townhill, Mike Armstrong, Harry V. StrehlowCM 2016/G:329. Does temporary closure of lobster (Homarus gammarus) grounds due to windfarm construction highlight a new approach to management of crustacean stocks?. M. Roach.CM 2016/G:578. Developing a sentinel longline/jig survey for groundfish species in the eastern Gulf of Maine. Mattie Rodrigue, Yong ChenCM 2016/G:285. Surveying 2.0 - Using remote cameras to monitor a highly specialized recreational fishery in the Baltic Sea. Marc Simon Weltersbach, Frederik Kaiser, Harry V. StrehlowCM 2016/G:512. Development of a platform for fine scale spatial assessment of fishing activities around Scotland. Mark James, Tania Mendo, John Thompson, Kyla Orr, Alison McKnightCM 2016/G:211. The value of fishing contest on monitoring fish communities and recreational fishing selectivity. Jordi Boada, Ana GordoaCM 2016/G:510. Establishing the location of fishing activities within Scottish inshore areas using AIS technology. Mark James, John Thompson, Kyla Orr, Alison McKnightCM 2016/G:179. A Bayesian network approach to predict survival of caught-and-released fish. Sebastian S. Uhlmann, Michael W. Davis, Keno Ferter, Harry Strehlow, Marc Simon, Weltersbach, Hugues Benoît, Mike Breen, Thomas Catchpole, Jochen Depestele, Steven J. Cooke, Graham D. Raby, Matt K. Broadhurst, Steven J. KennellyCM 2016/G:485. Development of a predictive model of shell disease for inshore lobster fisheries: A case study in Long Island Sound. Kisei Tanaka, Samuel Belknap, Jared Homola, Yong ChenCM 2016/G:194. The anchovy exploitation with the traditional “menaide” small driftnet: a low impacting and highly selective fishery, sustaining the economy of coastal villages in Italy. P. Sartor, P. Carbonara, G. Lembo, A. Lucchetti, R.F. Sabatella, M. Sbrana, M.T. SpedicatoCM 2016/G:299. Local fishing communities and nature based tourism: shrimp fisheries and whale watching in Baja, Mexico. Alberto Ansuategi, Duncan Knowler, Tobias Schwoerer, Salvador García-MartínezCM 2016/G:175. Open Source monitoring platform for small commercial fisheries. Gorka Gabiña, Iñaki Quincoces, Oihane C. BasurkoCM 2016/G:223. Assessing the capability and willingness of skippers towards fishing industry-led data collection. Stephen C. Mangi, Samantha Smith, Thomas CatchpoleCM 2016/G:369. Agent-based modelling of marine recreational activity: accounting for the drivers behind human behaviour. C. BrownlieCM 2016/G:355. Economic gains from invasive species in the Gökova Bay, A small scale fishing experiment. Celal Ateş, Murat Çelik, Sezgin Tunca, Hasan CerimCM 2016/G:610. A comprehensive approach to assessing and monitoring marine recreational fisheries. Martin Cryer, Neville Smith