Management of scombroid resources of India
2002
Scombroids consisting of mackerels, seerfishes and tunas are an economically important
pelagic fishes whose average landings during the 90s was 2.81 lakh t forming
11.7 % of the total marine fish production in India. Their demand in the domestic
and export markets is on the rise and the group assumes topical importance in a
situation where most of the coastal fishery resources are exploited to the near optimum
level. Resource potential, status of exploitation and management and conservation
issues regarding the scombroid resource in the coastal fishery sector are presented
and discussed.
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