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Bycatch (or by-catch), in the fishing industry, is a fish or other marine species that is caught unintentionally while fishing for specific species or...
Click to read more »Cetacean bycatch (or cetacean by-catch) is the accidental capture of non-target cetaceans such as dolphins, porpoises, and whales by commercial fisheries...
Click to read more »trawls often catch bycatch that is not as valuable as the bycatch monitored fisheries or utilize midwater trawling which yields less bycatch than the more...
Click to read more »Human bycatch (or human by-catch) is a term for people who are unintentionally caught on film, in photos, or acoustically recorded on equipment used to...
Click to read more »the IUCN Red List; the steep decline in abundance is primarily due to bycatch in gillnets from the illegal totoaba fishery. The vaquita was defined as...
Click to read more »In the fishery business, a bycatch reduction device is a tool designed to minimize unintended capture of marine animals, to reduce the adverse effects...
Click to read more »Mobulidae. It is currently listed as critically endangered, mostly due to bycatch mortality in unrelated fisheries and a naturally slow reproduction rate...
Click to read more »the main driver for management of the Hawaii longline fishery has been bycatch and not fishery resources. The revival of the Hawaii longline fleet in...
Click to read more »more than 3.4 million tons caught per year, chiefly in Asia. Rates of bycatch are unusually high for shrimp fishing, with the capture of sea turtles...
Click to read more »results in large amounts of other marine organisms being also caught as bycatch. When a turtle gets caught or entangled in a trawl net, it becomes trapped...
Click to read more »throughout their range. Bycatch is the main threat that common dolphins face today. Short-beaked common dolphins are taken as cetacean bycatch the most in all...
Click to read more »injuries or exposure. Bycatch represents about a quarter of all marine catch. In the case of shrimp capture, the mass of bycatch is five times larger than...
Click to read more »important role in coastal food webs. If sunfish were to be removed as bycatch, it can drive localized trophic cascades with top-down control being reduced...
Click to read more »impact of industrial fishing on other elements of the environment, such as bycatch. These issues are part of marine conservation, and are addressed in fisheries...
Click to read more »of terrapins. Crab pot bycatch may reduce local terrapin populations to less than half. To reduce terrapin entrapment, bycatch reduction devices (BRDs)...
Click to read more »practicable: Minimize bycatch; and To the extent by catch cannot be avoided, minimize the mortality of such bycatch. The term "bycatch" is to be interpreted...
Click to read more »the Auckland Islands increased, numbers of sea lions were captured as bycatch and drowned in the squid trawl nets. The government uses a modelling system...
Click to read more »means of drive hunting. Larger threats to porpoises include extensive bycatch in gill nets, competition for food from fisheries, and marine pollution...
Click to read more »have been recorded as far north as Greenland. They are often caught as bycatch by vessels long-lining for tuna. The generic name is from Greek a- meaning...
Click to read more »2001, 55,475 giant isopods were caught as bycatch. If thrown back into the sea following capture as bycatch, the post-release mortality of giant isopods...
Click to read more »Sea number about 178,000. Dall's porpoises are vulnerable to fisheries bycatch. Thousands were killed in commercial driftnet fisheries until the United...
Click to read more »or driftnet fisheries occur, however data on bycatch in many regions are sparse. Animals caught as bycatch are sometimes used as bait in fisheries. Individuals...
Click to read more »and regulations regarding bycatch treatment are difficult to enforce by the nature of the bycatch being unintentional. Bycatch is often not treated as a...
Click to read more »spelled fishmeal) is a commercial product made from whole wild-caught fish, bycatch, and fish by-products to feed farm animals, such as pigs, poultry, and...
Click to read more »in the Beluga whale article, Indonesia's catches of sperm whales, and bycatch in Korea. Most of the whale species in the table are not considered endangered...
Click to read more »significant to commercial fisheries, but could be threatened by mortality from bycatch; the degree of impact from human activities on its population is unknown...
Click to read more »River dolphins also called Freshwater dolphins, are a polyphyletic group of fully aquatic mammals that reside exclusively in freshwater or even in brackish...
Click to read more »and are generally caused by illegal fishing methods, overfishing and bycatch. Illegal fishing methods usually damage the seabed and the marine flora:...
Click to read more »Bycatch Bering Sea Chinook Bycatch Bering Sea Chum Bycatch Gulf of Alaska Salmon Bycatch Crab Bycatch BSAI Crab Bycatch Gulf of Alaska Crab Bycatch BSAI/GOA...
Click to read more »the Crystal World Exhibition Centre Species Great White Shark Sex Female Died 1997 South Australia Cause of death Bycatch Known for Novelty attraction...
Click to read more »then returned to the sea, and bycatch, which includes all non-targeted species caught alongside the targeted species. Bycatch = Incidental catch + Discarded...
Click to read more »migrates vertically. Due to its slow growth and vulnerability to fishing bycatch, it is currently classified as Near Threatened by the International Union...
Click to read more »fisheries bycatch", "Marine Policy", 2009 Soykan, C.U. et al., "Why study bycatch? An introduction to the Theme Section on fisheries bycatch", "Endangered...
Click to read more »of land use to agriculture. The fish is caught by commercial fishing as bycatch, by recreational anglers and illegally by poaching, and present populations...
Click to read more »served at the midwinter festival þorrablót. The consumption, hunting, and bycatch of Greenlandic sharks has been criticized for its unsustainability, as...
Click to read more »addition, bycatch reports are usually insufficiently precise to the species or even genus level, so it is difficult to keep track of bycatch on a species-by-species...
Click to read more »species which is targeted by some fisheries, although it is more often a bycatch. The European flying squid is a large species of squid with a maximum reported...
Click to read more »the most significant and contemporary threats to sea turtles comes from bycatch due to imprecise fishing methods. Long-lining has been identified as a...
Click to read more »This has caused some controversy, due to the high level of marine mammal bycatch associated, leading to the British government introducing a ban on pair...
Click to read more »introduced species on their breeding islands, pollution, and by being taken as bycatch by longline fisheries, as well as by trawl and gillnet fisheries. The Agreement...
Click to read more »suitable for market, known as bycatch. An increased catch of unsaleable whole fish has resulted from the increased bycatch of the fishing industry. These...
Click to read more »Australia. It is threatened by overfishing, as both targeted catch and bycatch. This species is ovoviviparous, with males carrying eggs in a brood pouch...
Click to read more »to a gillnet. Left in the water for no more than two days, and allowing bycatch to be released alive, this net is considered to be less harmful than other...
Click to read more »The Maccoa duck (Oxyura maccoa) is a stiff-tailed diving duck found across Eastern and Southern Africa. As members of the stiff-tailed duck group, Maccoas...
Click to read more »records from Madagascar and Japan. Gemfish appear as infrequent, but regular bycatch species in pelagic longline fisheries for tuna in the waters around the...
Click to read more »also accounts for 2% of all bycatch by circle and j hook longline fisheries in the Bay of Bengal. Survival of being bycatch in these types of nets is low...
Click to read more »the long-term conservation and sustainable use of tuna stocks, reducing bycatch and promoting ecosystem health". Regional Fisheries Management Organizations...
Click to read more »a well-regarded table fish. Large numbers of the species are taken as bycatch in tuna- and shark-fishing operations and marketed. The rainbow runner...
Click to read more »in the surf zone of sandy or muddy beaches. Here it is easily caught as bycatch by shrimp fisheries and seine netters. The International Union for Conservation...
Click to read more »challenge to manage owing to the nature of benthic longline fishing. The bycatch of other fish can also be significant, with the ratio of toothfish caught...
Click to read more »strict permit requirements for both scientific research and incidental bycatch. In 2019, the state further banned the use of bait, chum, or decoys to...
Click to read more »indicators of ecosystem health. This species has frequently been harmed via bycatch events (primarily passive ice fishing), chemical pollutants, and siltation...
Click to read more »are mainly found as common bycatch to commercial fishes such as scabbardfish, tuna and swordfish. Despite being common bycatch, little is known of their...
Click to read more »The Republic of the Marshall Islands has a commercial fishery that targets bigeye (Thunnus obesus) and yellowfin (Thunnus albacares) tuna using pelagic...
Click to read more »SharkDefense is a research organization and think tank focused on shark bycatch reduction. Its core research involves chemical and electrochemical shark...
Click to read more »wasps and even small fruit eating bats may enter the bottle traps as bycatch while the collector aims for beetles. Such unwanted animals in the trap...
Click to read more »populations are not commercially targeted by local fishing, but are a bycatch in Queensland's deepwater eastern king prawn trawl fishery, and Australian...
Click to read more »50% over the last 75 years, primarily as a result of targeted fishing, bycatch in other fisheries, and collisions with large ships. Whale sharks inhabit...
Click to read more »as endangered due to its rarity, low reproductive rate, and continuing bycatch mortality. In 2019, alongside the shortfin mako, the IUCN listed the longfin...
Click to read more »in March 2012. Both records from South Korea were individuals taken as bycatch, including a 6.3 m (21 ft) female off Geoje in January 2004 and a 6.4 m...
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Click to read more »feeds on other fishes and on swimming crustaceans. It is often caught as bycatch in deep trawl fisheries, but is not utilized. Munroe, T., Robertson, R...
Click to read more »purse seine tuna boats in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Dolphins are a common bycatch in fisheries. There are more than 90,000 dolphins estimated to be killed...
Click to read more »target fish. Spearfishing uses no bait and is highly selective, with no bycatch, but inflicts lethal injury to the target animal and thus precludes catch...
Click to read more »overhunting, collisions with buildings or vehicles, long-line fishing bycatch, pollution (including oil spills and pesticide use), competition and predation...
Click to read more »increase strength, versatility and to reduce the environmental damage of bycatch. While highly criticised, shark nets are common in Australia and South...
Click to read more »as they are primarily caught by beam trawlers, which have a very high bycatch rate. The Greenpeace International seafood red list is a list of fish that...
Click to read more »over the last 50 years. Some organizations claim that shark fishing or bycatch (the unintentional capture of species by other fisheries) is the reason...
Click to read more »the kitefin shark, generally as bycatch in bottom trawls and on hook-and-line. Portugal reported a kitefin shark bycatch of 282 tons in 2000 and 119 tons...
Click to read more »publicly available. S. 273 February 8, 2021 Driftnet Modernization and Bycatch Reduction Act A bill to improve the management of driftnet fishing. S. 297...
Click to read more »be used in fish maw fishing. However, gillnets can have high rates of bycatch. In the Gulf of California, gillnets set by poachers to catch totoaba also...
Click to read more »Brewer (2001). "Sustainability of fishery bycatch: a process for assessing highly diverse and numerous bycatch". Environmental Conservation. 28 (2). Foundation...
Click to read more »traditional medicine and the aquarium trade, and to population losses from bycatch in the shrimp fishery. Inshore sea-grass habitats frequented by the species...
Click to read more »strength, as well as net length and depth are all closely regulated to reduce bycatch of non-target species. Gillnets have a high degree of size selectivity...
Click to read more »south eastern Atlantic Ocean which is a target of fisheries, mainly as bycatch. The Cape horse mackerel has an elongated, slightly compressed, body with...
Click to read more »between 40 and 100 cm (16 and 39 in). In South Africa, where it is a common bycatch of the hake fishery, it is generally known and sold as "angelfish", although...
Click to read more »Populations The Sunken Billions The End of the Line Bycatch Discards Incidental catch Cetacean bycatch Turtle excluder device Shrimp-Turtle case Conservation...
Click to read more »abundant pelagic sharks, with large numbers being caught by fisheries as bycatch on longlines and nets. The earliest fossil teeth of this species are known...
Click to read more »a reason for culling. The impact of culling is also minor compared to bycatch with 50 million sharks caught each year by the commercial fishing industry...
Click to read more »worldwide. They are sighted regularly off Hawaii and Japan. Appearances in bycatch suggest a year-round presence in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka and the...
Click to read more »considered an overexploited resource. It is also commonly found in fishery bycatch. In Japan, it is known as sappa or mamakari and in Korea as baendaeng'i...
Click to read more »poorly quantified and rapidly changing human threats including fisheries bycatch related mortality and illegal directed catch (Elwen and Gopal, 2018; Alfaro-Shigueto...
Click to read more »dried and salted, and it is highly sought after in India. When caught as bycatch in trawls, Rhina ancylostoma is considered a nuisance because its strength...
Click to read more »the bycatch of bottlenose dolphins in commercial fishing gear. Although U.S. laws such as the Marine Mammal Protection Act are in place, bycatch remains...
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Click to read more »Conservation of Nature as of 2025. They are caught in relatively low numbers as bycatch through deep-sea fisheries. While they are commonly caught alive and often...
Click to read more »prey animals like rays to multiply, which alters the food chain dynamics. Bycatch is the industry term for what they consider "unwanted or economically-worthless...
Click to read more »waters are rapidly being depleted, most likely due to overfishing and bycatch, and it is currently a Species of Concern according to the U.S. National...
Click to read more »drum lines can be used to move sharks, which greatly reduces shark and bycatch mortality. The use of drum lines has been successful in reducing shark...
Click to read more »recreational species on the Seribu Islands, where they are commonly caught as bycatch in fishing pots. Locals prefer larger and more profitable species in the...
Click to read more »negative effects on seabirds, particularly via fisheries bycatch and prey depletion. The bycatch of seabirds entangled in nets or hooked on fishing lines...
Click to read more »waste from fishing gear, or ghost nets, as well as the devastation of bycatch. The film also suggests environmental organizations have been unable to...
Click to read more »efficient methods of fishing available, with one of the lowest levels of bycatch.[better source needed] The UN Food and Agriculture Organization has cited...
Click to read more »and 24 m (3 ft 3 in and 78 ft 9 in). The marbled stingfish is taken as bycatch in some shrimp trawl fisheries and fishermen have to take great care in...
Click to read more »caught, but also being caught non-intentionally on longlines and nets. Bycatch has also greatly reduced these species because they often migrate in large...
Click to read more »Aside from its value for oil, the C. monstrosa is mainly discarded as bycatch in fishing. Finucci, B. (2020). "Chimaera monstrosa". IUCN Red List of...
Click to read more »sedentary. Pollack is of value to fisheries, although it mainly represents bycatch. Landings data show three fairly distinct centres of distribution, one...
Click to read more »Hydrolagus pallidus is oviparous. H. pallidus faces a potential threat as bycatch of deepwater trawl fisheries, especially as deepwater fisheries operate...
Click to read more »(39 in) long. With little information on population size or frequency of bycatch, the Japanese sawshark is listed by the IUCN Red List as being Least Concern...
Click to read more »impact of industrial fishing on other elements of the environment, such as bycatch. These issues are part of marine conservation, and are addressed in fisheries...
Click to read more »for the European sturgeon is a long process that might take 30–50 years. Bycatch in commercial trawls and gillnets, pollution, climate change, and potential...
Click to read more »planes may be used to find the large schools They may also be taken as bycatch of purse seine and trawl fisheries pursuing other schooling species like...
Click to read more »current form) contributing to overfishing. Oceana also focuses on reducing bycatch, especially of protected or endangered species. Oceana's main focus with...
Click to read more »Benefits included: increased stocks; improved management of stocks; reduced bycatch; expansion of environmentally protected areas; and increased knowledge...
Click to read more »waters. Although targeted in some areas, the species is mostly taken as bycatch by tuna longliners. Sailfish are not as highly valued as marlin, and are...
Click to read more »independent data collection source for some types of at-sea information, such as bycatch, catch composition, and gear configuration data. Independent data collection...
Click to read more »carcasses for fishmeal. The great hammerhead is also taken unintentionally as bycatch and suffers very high mortality, over 90% for fisheries in the northwest...
Click to read more »as a bycatch and there are fisheries directed at this species, except that it is occasionally targeted in the Skagerrak. It is an important bycatch species...
Click to read more »their flesh, resulting in irreversible injury. Similarly, mantas become bycatch when entangled in gill nets designed for smaller fish. Some mantas are...
Click to read more »exploited in its Atlantic range, although it may be caught and eaten as bycatch.[citation needed] In England, red gurnard is fished off the Cornwall coast...
Click to read more »price tends to be quite low. Thus, many freshwater drum are harvested as bycatch from targeted higher-value species. There has been some research on the...
Click to read more »harvest from shrimp farms exceeded the capture of wild shrimp. Excessive bycatch and overfishing (from wild shrimperies) is a significant concern, and waterbodies...
Click to read more »killings of birds. While hunting kills millions of terrestrial birds, the bycatch from commercial fisheries is responsible for the majority of human caused...
Click to read more »Honig, M.B.; Ryan, P.G.; Nel, R.; Underhill, Lg.G. (April 2009). "Turtle bycatch in the pelagic longline fishery off southern Africa". African Journal of...
Click to read more »bottoms. It lives to a maximum age of around seven years. It is caught in bycatch by fisheries and is used in the aquarium trade. The common dragonet has...
Click to read more »Lennox, Robert (2008). "Observations of Mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus) bycatch in a recreational ice fishery in northern Ontario". The Canadian Field-Naturalist...
Click to read more »that legalized the sale of bycatch in 2001. Between 1997 and 2000 only 19–29 whales were annually reported caught as bycatch. The number increased to 89...
Click to read more »drift fishing, spearing, hooking and catching by hands. Octopuses are also bycatch. Attempts to farm octopuses commercially are controversial. Octopus is...
Click to read more »"Rope-less Fishing Technology Development" (PDF). The Consortium for Wildlife Bycatch Reduction. Retrieved 2020-09-29. "LobsterLift". conservationx.com. Retrieved...
Click to read more »require power input, making them practical for use in fisheries and as bycatch reduction devices. A independent study in 2018 found that magnetic shark...
Click to read more »Gazami crab. Other species, such as the three-spotted crab are caught as bycatch. The genus Portunus contains 13 extant species and another 26 species known...
Click to read more »Whipray are marked as critically endangered. Threats to stingrays include bycatch as product of overfishing, water contamination, loss of habitat, tourism...
Click to read more »MH, Murawski SA, Pope JG (1996) [1994]. "Bycatch of Marine Mammals". A global assessment of fisheries bycatch and discards. Rome: Food and Agriculture...
Click to read more »the young hatch after 70–80 days. This small shark is often captured as bycatch but rarely used by humans as food. It has been assessed as Near Threatened...
Click to read more »Act and the Bycatch Reduction and Mitigation Act as a result of declining salmon returns in western Alaska and concerns about salmon bycatch in pollock...
Click to read more »adaptable species that has learned to follow fishing boats for jettisoned bycatch, and to use unusual nest sites such as the roofs of buildings and artificial...
Click to read more »higher impacts of fishing as juveniles and egg cases are often accidental bycatch of fishing operations. These practices are concerning as their population...
Click to read more »three young. This relatively common shark is an occasional, valueless bycatch of commercial fisheries; currently it does not appear to be significantly...
Click to read more »slopes and primarily feeds on teleost fish and squid. It is caught as bycatch in commercial fishing, which has caused populations to decline. Males measure...
Click to read more »past there were few markets for sharks, which were regarded as worthless bycatch. Now sharks are being increasingly targeted to supply emerging Asian markets...
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Click to read more »It is found in cold, deep waters in the North Atlantic, often caught as bycatch in fisheries for Greenland halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides). As suggested...
Click to read more »accidentally caught in fishing gear as bycatch, the unintended capture of animals in fishing equipment. Bycatch has been reported in regions worldwide...
Click to read more »are considered unsustainable by some authorities due to excess bycatch, although bycatch is said to be much reduced if fish aggregation devices are not...
Click to read more »times, it has no economic value and is mostly discarded when caught as bycatch in fisheries. The impact of fishing on its population is uncertain, and...
Click to read more »records are from California. Pelagic threshers are frequently taken as bycatch on longlines and in driftnets meant for other species such as tuna, and...
Click to read more »bag and possession limit, and the commercial side is restricted by bycatch and bycatch quotas. Under the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, lingcod...
Click to read more »South Wales occurred at netted beaches. Shark nets result in incidence of bycatch, including threatened and endangered species like sea turtles, dugongs...
Click to read more »stock of the species. Today, the Greenland shark is primarily caught as bycatch in industrial fisheries. While about 25 are caught per year by artisanal...
Click to read more »itself is too small to be of value, and is only infrequently taken, as bycatch, on pelagic longlines and in midwater trawls and plankton nets. The lack...
Click to read more »Fishing nets can be overwhelmed with, or torn by the weight of jellyfish bycatch. Jellyfish can clog water inlets to power plants, causing serious problems...
Click to read more »acoustic warning into the water column) to help reduce the bycatch of other cetaceans, but bycatch reduction for L. borealis was not found to be statistically...
Click to read more »fishery on other species is variable. The effects on benthic species and bycatch are relatively unknown, although the effects are assumed to be negligible...
Click to read more »the species, although it makes note that it is sometimes harvested as bycatch in trawls for shrimp and other fish. Muddy bottoms of the Western Atlantic...
Click to read more »makes it heavily trapped for the illegal wildlife trade. It is also often bycatch and caught in snares by hunters targeting red junglefowl and rails. It...
Click to read more »fisheries, they are often caught with larger groundfish, classified as bycatch, and discarded. Recreational fishing accounts for an insignificant portion...
Click to read more »leach Fishing — Blast fishing • Bottom trawling • By-catch • Cetacean bycatch • Gillnetting • Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing • Environmental...
Click to read more »mainly in Australia and south of New Guinea island. This species is a minor bycatch and usually released back to ocean by Australian trawlers, although it...
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Click to read more »purse seiners to monitor bycatch; Shanks would later describe the findings of that survey — which reported significant bycatch of Chinook Salmon in a fishery...
Click to read more »also have longer tentacular clubs. Sepia elegans is sometimes caught as bycatch high numbers in parts of its geographic range. In the Mediterranean Sea...
Click to read more »due to the inability to find them consistently. They are often caught as bycatch in the swordfish, deep-water grouper and snapper fisheries. Recreational...
Click to read more »likely feed on tadpoles of the Titicaca water frog, the frogs are caught as bycatch in fishing nets set for trout, and coastal pens for farming trout overlap...
Click to read more »fishing intensity, monitor the fisheries, and implement measures to reduce bycatch and protect essential fish habitat. NMFS is establishing marine protected...
Click to read more »echiurans. Most commercial fisheries do not target Alaska plaice, and bycatch by commercial trawlers targeting other groundfish is the sole source of...
Click to read more »abandoned fishing hooks. The CCAMLR has introduced measures to reduce bycatch of albatrosses around South Georgia by 99%, and other regional fishing...
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Click to read more »observed in its natural environment lately. This species is an uncommon bycatch of bottom trawls. Venezuelan biologist Dr. Fernando Cervigón described...
Click to read more »and are taken by commercial fishermen, both as a directed catch and as bycatch in major industrial tuna fisheries. Blue marlin are currently considered...
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Click to read more »examine bycatch from the trawler Nerine, which had just returned to port under the command of Captain Hendrik Goosen, and it was among this bycatch that...
Click to read more »M.; Carlos Garza, John (March 2022). "Genetic assignment of fisheries bycatch reveals disproportionate mortality among Alaska Northern Fulmar breeding...
Click to read more »the total weight of the trawl catch, increase survival of snakes, while bycatch reduction devices can exclude many sea snakes. Snakebite Crowe-Riddell...
Click to read more »eagle ray, but it is often eaten after being caught unintentionally as bycatch. There have been several reported incidents of spotted eagle rays leaping...
Click to read more »interest to fisheries, and is often caught as bycatch or by hand jigging. It is largely caught as bycatch in double rig trawlers for coastal shrimp. Jereb...
Click to read more »bottom set nets. Whatever the type of fishing (artisanal, targeted, or bycatch), the impact on a population with a low fecundity rate, a long gestation...
Click to read more »hunters, and uses reclaimed specimens that have been caught as fishing bycatch or died by natural causes. He has also developed a novel freeze-drying...
Click to read more »is caught as bycatch in shrimp trawl fisheries. Nothing is known about trade in this particular species, but substantial target and bycatch fisheries for...
Click to read more »turtle bycatch has shown to be a large issue. With modifications to the devices used to capture catfish, there was an 84% decrease in turtle bycatch, with...
Click to read more »have made the fish less commercially available. Researchers estimate the bycatch of young red snapper, especially by shrimp trawlers, is a significant concern...
Click to read more »or brackish waters of an unknown depth. It is often caught as target or bycatch by small-scale local fisheries. Sherman, C.S.; Bin Ali, A.; Bineesh, K...
Click to read more »the coast of Oman, also has mahi-mahi. At first, mahi-mahi were mostly bycatch in the tuna and swordfish longline fishery. Now, they are sought by commercial...
Click to read more »medicine, and for their shells. Sea turtles are often killed accidentally as bycatch in fishing nets. Turtle habitats around the world are being destroyed....
Click to read more »actions are currently taking place for the species; however, it may be a bycatch for deepwater fisheries. The exact population of the species is unknown...
Click to read more »include the 4VWX5Z NAFO areas in 2003. Cusk are still commonly caught as bycatch in the longline and lobster fisheries and can be found in supermarkets...
Click to read more »common and not actively sought by fishers, but it is often part of the bycatch. American plaice may be an intermediate host for the nematode parasite...
Click to read more »indiscriminate and catch whatever comes along; sea turtle, dolphin, or shark. Bycatch is a large contributor to sea turtle deaths. Longline, trawl, and gillnet...
Click to read more »subsistence hunting and accidentally as bycatch (mainly in bottomset nets). Along the Norwegian coast, bycatch accounted for 48% of pup mortality. Killing...
Click to read more »specifically targeted by fisheries, resulting in heavy fishing pressures and bycatch. Some species are aquacultured, such as the tonguefish Cynoglossus semilaevis...
Click to read more »populations may be caused by more frequent bycatch and the increasing popularity of sunfish in human diet. The fishery bycatch and destruction of ocean sunfish...
Click to read more »University Women fellow. In 2012, the fish trap she invented to reduce bycatch won the first Rare/National Geographic Solutions Search contest. Johnson's...
Click to read more »Individuals have been caught in trawl nets, however most bycatch is not retained. The bycatch is placed back into the ocean and has a relatively high survival...
Click to read more »cannot sustain the pressure of targeted fishing, and are taken only as a bycatch species. It is one of the economically important species to South African...
Click to read more »deepwater sharks as concerns over bycatch and bottom trawling continue and both total allowable catch and bycatch are set at 0 in its regulations. Walls...
Click to read more »Humpback chub (Gila cypha) Bonytail chub (Gila elegans) Atlantic croaker Bycatch Carp Freshwater drum Gar Bowfin Achirus lineatus Carlander HB (1954) A...
Click to read more »from British Columbia listed as a "Good Alternative" due to concerns over bycatch of overfished and otherwise at-risk species. Nutrition information for...
Click to read more »placed this species in the genus Hyporthodus Speckled hind are taken as bycatch by commercial fisheries for other species of grouper and snapper off the...
Click to read more »now regulated. Angel sharks live very close to shore, resulting in high bycatch rates. In 1991, the use of gillnets in nearshore state waters of California...
Click to read more »Off Australia, the only threat to this species is a very low level of bycatch in prawn trawls, and there it has been assessed as of Least Concern. Rigby...
Click to read more »became relevant in the twenty years following the original act were added: bycatch charter fishing commercial fishing economic discards essential fish habitat...
Click to read more »The largetooth sawfish (Pristis pristis, syn. P. microdon and P. perotteti) is a species of sawfish in the family Pristidae. It is found worldwide in tropical...
Click to read more »The Atlantic torpedo is caught as bycatch but not utilized....
Click to read more »include mesopelagic fish and pelagic crustaceans. It is sometimes taken as bycatch by commercial fisheries, but is not a targeted species. Dorsal and ventral...
Click to read more »to cannibalize juveniles of its own species. Several species are common bycatch in the seabob shrimp industry. Stellifer was first proposed as a monospecific...
Click to read more »on the verges of being overfished. Rarely caught elsewhere, usually as bycatch in tuna fisheries. Froese, Rainer; Pauly, Daniel (eds.). "Brama australis"...
Click to read more »viable populations of the species. They are particularly susceptible to bycatch mortality due to the many fisheries that exist within their natal estuaries...
Click to read more »The Hawaiian monk seal (Neomonachus schauinslandi) is a vulnerable species of earless seal in the family Phocidae that is endemic to the Hawaiian Islands...
Click to read more »collaborating with the Chinese government to ensure the survival of the species. Bycatch by unwary fishermen may be a factor for the ongoing decline of the Yangtze...
Click to read more »pots. Bycatch – bycatch is the harvest of marine life and seabirds during fishing operations when other fish were the target. For example, bycatch might...
Click to read more »due to the depletion of traditional resources. This species is a common bycatch associated with many demersal fisheries, including the black spot seabream...
Click to read more »mackerel. It is a species of minor commercial importance, taken mainly as bycatch by fisheries for other tuna species. It has rather oily flesh, paler than...
Click to read more »and fibre. Fish traps contribute to the problems of marine debris and bycatch. Traps are culturally almost universal and seem to have been independently...
Click to read more »are caught as bycatch in gillnets targeting flounder off North Carolina, but most are released alive. They are also caught as bycatch in small numbers...
Click to read more »the oysters are collected, they are sorted to eliminate dead animals, bycatch (unwanted catch), and debris. Then they are taken to market, where they...
Click to read more »to porpoises is static fishing techniques such as gill and tangle nets. Bycatch in bottom-set gill nets is considered the main anthropogenic mortality...
Click to read more »the boat. In return, the dolphins are rewarded with some of the fishers' bycatch. Historically, Irrawaddy River fishers claimed particular dolphins were...
Click to read more »foreign industrial fleets; they may be the targeted species or may be bycatch in hake, cephalopod or shrimp fisheries, but the catch statistics are not...
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Click to read more »transplanted to assist in nesting. Also, most commercial longline fisheries use bycatch mitigation devices. In 2017, a wild short-tailed albatross that had been...
Click to read more »it has a powerful bite that invites caution. This species is a common bycatch of various pelagic longline fisheries meant for tuna and swordfish. The...
Click to read more »except January. They are attracted to light and have also been recorded as bycatch in the New Zealand National Fruit Fly Surveillance fly traps. This species...
Click to read more »skittish. Atlantic bigeye are a minor commercial species, often caught as bycatch. Low numbers are taken by trawling, spearing, and hook-and-line. The flesh...
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Click to read more »(a 40.3-cm male), both caught in the East China Sea, probably taken as bycatch in deepwater trawl fisheries. The reproduction of this catshark is oviparous...
Click to read more »Furthermore, their association with tuna results in many sharks being taken as bycatch in tuna fisheries. Although slow-reproducing like most other sharks, the...
Click to read more »impact of industrial fishing on other elements of the environment, such as bycatch. These issues are part of marine conservation, and are addressed in fisheries...
Click to read more »(Gymnocephalus cernua) Three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) Bycatch "Pysgotfa - Eisteddfa Fisheries - Criccieth -". www.eisteddfa-fisheries...
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Click to read more »size due to stressors such as noise pollution, ship traffic and fishery bycatch, construction of dams and hydroelectric power plants. It is also endangered...
Click to read more »Florida torpedo may merit conservation concern; potential threats are bycatch in demersal trawl fisheries and tourism-related coastal development. It...
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Click to read more »The unicorn filefish (Aluterus monoceros) was until recently considered bycatch in the trawl fishery. This changed after 2008, when the species suddenly...
Click to read more »fishing, though it does represent an important commercial component of bycatch. It is common in restaurants in Hawaii. In Hawaiian longline fisheries...
Click to read more »by hook and line and gill nets. In California it tends to be caught as bycatch when fishers are targeting bocaccio rockfish (S. paucispinis). It is also...
Click to read more »Sea and lower Yukon River have contributed to declining salmon stocks. Bycatch, particularly from trawl fisheries, has had unintended consequences on...
Click to read more »jellyfish with modified trawl nets, and studies have shown low quantities of bycatch are typically seen in the fishery. As of August 2025, Mexican coasts have...
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Click to read more »regarded as Endangered because of its sedentary habits, the numbers taken as bycatch by fisheries and the threat of anthropogenic climate change. The IUCN inferred...
Click to read more »both commercial and traditional Māori fisheries. They are also common bycatch of the Australasian snapper (Pagrus auratus), mullet (Mugilidae), white...
Click to read more »impacts for humans are known. Remoras are occasionally caught as fishing bycatch and put in aquaria. Remoras have been used in fishing – one method involves...
Click to read more »harvested by the commercial fishing industry—it is usually considered bycatch in the trawling nets used to target other species of fish. The barndoor...
Click to read more »towards the coelacanth is the accidental capture by fishing operations (bycatch), especially commercial deep-sea trawling. Coelacanths usually are caught...
Click to read more »cow sharks. Furry coffinfishes, like other species in Chaunax, have been bycatch for deep sea trawlers. The furry coffinfish was categorized as "High Risk"...
Click to read more »Protecting essential fish habitats Additionally, the law calls for reducing bycatch and establishing fishery information monitoring systems. Eight Regional...
Click to read more »of its genus. The Oman bullhead shark likely is accidentally caught as bycatch, putting the species at risk. Ebert, D.A.; Khan, M.; Valinassab, T.; Akhilesh...
Click to read more »therefore, is not hunted by humans. However, individuals may be collected as bycatch with trawling, and as commercial fisheries shift more toward deep sea resources...
Click to read more »region and while not a commercially targeted fish, are commonly captured as bycatch in trawls. The Australian South East Trawl Fishery, which operates off...
Click to read more »primary threat to lemon sharks, as they are frequently caught as target and bycatch in longline and gillnet fisheries. Throughout much of their range, these...
Click to read more »fishermen for consumption and sale, and there is also a high amount of bycatch from other fisheries, it is not particularly targeted and appears not to...
Click to read more »sport and commercial fisheries, and there is a substantial proportion of bycatch in driftnet fisheries for other species. In June 2018, the New Zealand...
Click to read more »is because the shortfin devil ray is the subject of both targeted and bycatch inshore fisheries. It is vulnerable to over-fishing because of its low...
Click to read more »of death globally in 2019. A pulsed electric field-based shark and ray bycatch mitigation device is reported, SharkGuard. 22 November The International...
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Click to read more »target moth species. These traps often feature modifications to minimize bycatch and ensure minimal disturbance to non-target organisms, demonstrating a...
Click to read more »pups at a time. The common stingaree contributes substantially to the bycatch of commercial trawl and other fisheries within its range, and is also caught...
Click to read more »Dec 2010. "Bycatch - So what's the answer?." WWF Global. N.p., 2009. Web. 9 Dec 2010. <http://www.smartgear.org/smartgear_bycatch/bycatch_[permanent dead...
Click to read more »many marine predators, pilot whales are susceptible to entanglement and bycatch in pelagic fishing gear, such as gill nets, long lines and some trawl fisheries...
Click to read more »seadragon populations at risk. This species is not at present a victim of bycatch or a target of trade in traditional Chinese medicine, two activities which...
Click to read more »or require the rebuilding of fish stocks. There was no prohibition of bycatch when fish and animals were caught unintentionally by fishing gear or nets...
Click to read more »which is synonymous with B. b. gracilis. Garfish are sometimes caught as bycatch, mainly in fixed nets along the coast in shallow waters. If caught with...
Click to read more »handlines and bottom trawls in some parts of its range, it is also caught as a bycatch in shrimp fisheries. The catch is sold fresh and it can be a common species...
Click to read more »Conservation of Nature. The two leading threats to seabirds are accidental bycatch by commercial fishing operations and introduced mammals on their breeding...
Click to read more »commercial fishing is illegal, but accidental bycatch can be used (in Norway, any basking shark caught as bycatch and still alive must be released). As of...
Click to read more »organisations state damage to the sea floor due to bottom trawling and bycatch of species such as New Zealand fur seals, albatrosses, petrels and basking...
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Click to read more »hdl:10023/365. "Chilean Dolphin | Consortium for Wildlife Bycatch Reduction". www.bycatch.org. Retrieved 3 December 2024. "More than 11,000 animals have...
Click to read more »parties are not aware of the conversation having been recorded. Human bycatch Photography and the law Street photography Sousveillance (inverse surveillance)...
Click to read more »anchovies are caught with purse seines, lamparas, trawls and beach seines. Bycatch is thought, on the basis of insufficient data, to be minor. European anchovies...
Click to read more »This also makes males particularly vulnerable to being caught as trawling bycatch. Spawning appears to follow a latitudinal trend, with spawning primarily...
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Click to read more »addition to commercial shark fisheries, dusky sharks are also caught as bycatch on longlines meant for tuna and swordfish (and usually kept for its valuable...
Click to read more »are harvested from stingrays that are caught intentionally, or caught as bycatch. The plates are sold whole or in a powder form. A single kilogram of the...
Click to read more »decline through directly removing these sharks and indirectly through bycatch. The unsustainable harvest causing population decline is shown in the Peruvian...
Click to read more »whale dolphin in its stomach. The dogfish is sometimes taken as accidental bycatch in the orange roughy and Patagonian toothfish fisheries; whether or not...
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Click to read more »regarded as a primary target species within its range, it is caught as bycatch or is targeted when the stocks of other snappers are depleted. In Puerto...
Click to read more »areas overlap with commercial fishing grounds and it is often caught as bycatch which has caused it to be listed as a vulnerable species. Initially thought...
Click to read more »this, humpback groupers are often fed 'trash fish,' which are low-value, bycatch fish species. However, feeding juveniles with copepod nauplii has shown...
Click to read more »Many other fisheries from every ocean also take smooth hammerheads as bycatch, and they are caught in some numbers by recreational anglers. Smooth hammerheads...
Click to read more »Australia and New Zealand. This species is caught commercially by trawling, as bycatch in the prawn fishing industry and by recreational anglers. The maximum...
Click to read more »schooling and abundant species such as tuna. Wahoo are regularly taken as a bycatch in various commercial fisheries, including longline fisheries for tuna...
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Click to read more »been classified as severely depleted. Although it is usually caught as bycatch, it is also caught for food and sport. In June 2018, the New Zealand Department...
Click to read more »rostrums and oil. The main threat facing the dwarf sawfish is being caught as bycatch in gillnets and trawl nets. That this is the cause of declining numbers...
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Click to read more »workshop convened by WPRFMC. WPRFMC strategic goal of reducing seabird bycatch by over 90 percent achieved. 1999 WPRFMC convenes Recreational Fishing...
Click to read more »for ornamental purposes). In Belize, this species is mainly caught as bycatch on hook-and-line intended for groupers and snappers; the fins are sold...
Click to read more »is predatory, taking crustaceans as prey. The species is often taken as bycatch in prawn trawls and occasionally taken by anglers. The fringefin trevally...
Click to read more »species is caught by fisheries, sometimes intentionally but often as a bycatch. IUCN currently lists it as vulnerable. There are currently no conservation...
Click to read more »use echolocation clicks to communicate. Threats to the species include bycatch in gillnets and trawls, disease, genetic issues, and additional anthropogenic...
Click to read more »Bonito have also been caught using pound nets, and amongst other species as bycatch during the traditional fishing practice of Almadraba in addition to the...
Click to read more »persons. Besides whaling and drive hunting, they also face threats from bycatch and marine pollution. The baiji, for example, is considered functionally...
Click to read more »and snails). Their broad diet often results in amphiumas being caught as bycatch by fishermen. They mate from December to June and subsequently nest from...
Click to read more »subject of some fishing activities, being caught recreationally or as bycatch, by hook and line, in fish traps or by trawling across the seabed. Catch...
Click to read more »2000 individuals. In Peruvian waters, Burmeister's porpoise caught as bycatch are primarily used for human consumption. Until the late 1990s, Burmeister's...
Click to read more »fish, amounting to 2–3 percent of the world fisheries supply, are used for the production of surimi and surimi-based products, often unsorted bycatch....
Click to read more »Atlantic; and Japan and Réunion in the Indo-Pacific. It is also captured as bycatch of fisheries targeting the splendid alfonsino, though capture data likely...
Click to read more »and are normally taken as bycatch. For example, they are hardly ever found in fish markets in the United States, only as bycatch, but is prized as an eating...
Click to read more »Commission was aimed mainly at reducing the numbers of juvenile fish taken as bycatch by shrimpers. At least one aquaculture project in New Jersey is attempting...
Click to read more »years long, to produce a litter of 2–15 shark pups. Usually caught as bycatch in commercial fishing, the frilled shark has some economic value as a meat...
Click to read more »used for baitfish or catfish fishing. They may experience mortality as bycatch during recreational and commercial freshwater fishing. In 2021, the U.S...
Click to read more »ecosystem caused by the designated level of exploitation and the issue of bycatch. Among conservation biologists it is widely regarded as dangerous and misused...
Click to read more »the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010. It is sometimes harvested as bycatch by shrimp trawls. Synonyms of Gymnachirus texae at www.fishbase.org. Common...
Click to read more »and is commonly displayed in public aquariums. It is often caught as a bycatch of commercial and recreational fisheries. Many are killed by fishers who...
Click to read more »This can lead to the death of many different marine species known as bycatch. Longliners – fishing vessels rigged for longlining – commonly target swordfish...
Click to read more »species is sometimes caught as bycatch, including in the pelagic trawl fishery. Due to declining numbers, the levels of bycatch are not nearly as high as they...
Click to read more »Fisheries do not typically target escolar, but they are often caught as bycatch by longline fishers and sold for profit. Because of the escolar's oily...
Click to read more »faces minimal conservation threats since the widespread deployment of bycatch-reducing measures on commercial trawlers. It is caught in small numbers...
Click to read more »Philippines to the north coast of Australia. It is sometimes caught as bycatch from prawn trawlers in the Great Barrier Reef, and may be used as bait...
Click to read more »military and non-military contexts. Fisheries are an example of this, where bycatch such as dolphins are called collateral mortality; they are species that...
Click to read more »Antunez; Filho, Mutsuo Asano; Frédou, Flávia Lucena (June 2013). "Fish Bycatch Of The Laulao Catfish Brachyplatystoma vaillantii (Valenciennes, 1840)...
Click to read more »"Underwater hearing in sea ducks with applications for reducing gillnet bycatch through acoustic deterrence". Journal of Experimental Biology. 225 (20)...
Click to read more »exclusion fence between the rain-guard and the edge of the trap to prevent bycatch of vertebrates such as lizards. Traps may also be baited. Lures or baits...
Click to read more »so. Channichthys icefishes, particularly C. rhinoceratus, are caught as bycatch in botton trawls for the mackerel icefish (Champsocephalus gunnari). Fricke...
Click to read more »stains plant material magenta, making the pollen easy to differentiate from bycatch when analysed under a light microscope. The tape is typically analyzed...
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Click to read more »Arctic cod is caught as bycatch in bottom trawls used for Greenland halibut and northern and striped shrimp fishing. Arctic cod bycatch reaches about 50 tons...
Click to read more »Early View: 1–6. Lawson, J M., Foster, S.J. and Vincent, A.C.J. 2017. Low bycatch rates add up to big numbers for a genus of small fishes. Fisheries 42(1):...
Click to read more »fishing across the angelshark's range has decimated its population via bycatch – it is now locally extinct or nearly so across most of its northern range...
Click to read more »environment and resources. These activities include introduction of predators, bycatch in the fishing industry, bird hunting, and crayfish pots. Recovery plan...
Click to read more »commercial value, but it occurs as bycatch in fisheries with deep-water benthic trawls. It might also be bycatch in (illegal) Patagonian toothfish fisheries...
Click to read more »commercial or recreational fisheries, though small numbers are caught as bycatch. In Mexico this species is used for food and fishmeal, and in California...
Click to read more »effects of the Bering Sea Pollock trawl fleet on food supply and salmon bycatch. In 2010, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game's Board of Fisheries issued...
Click to read more »come from various sources, including fisheries where they are caught as bycatch or on purpose for use in traditional Chinese medicines. They are also collected...
Click to read more »continues to be caught throughout its range, both intentionally and as bycatch, with varying degrees of monitoring and management. The International Union...
Click to read more »2022. Magrane, Eric; Johnson, Maria (2017). "An art–science approach to bycatch in the Gulf of California shrimp trawling fishery". Cultural Geographies...
Click to read more »many deep water fisheries. In Hawaii it is not targeted and is caught as bycatch, the stock is considered to have been depleted and catch limits have been...
Click to read more »threat to turtles due to hunting, poaching, egg theft, pet trade, and bycatch from fishing. When hatcheries hold hatchling turtles back for tourists...
Click to read more »It is a common species throughout its range. Although it is sometimes a bycatch in fisheries, there are no major threats to the species, and it is therefore...
Click to read more »programs have had slight success, and it is vulnerable to pollution, bycatching and climate change. It is classified as a near-threatened species by the...
Click to read more »(2011) "Challenges in the assessment and management of highly migratory bycatch species: a case study of the Atlantic marlins" In: WA Taylor, AJ Lynch...
Click to read more »harvests." For example, in recent years, barndoor skates have been caught as bycatch in the western Atlantic. Their numbers have severely declined and they...
Click to read more »impact of industrial fishing on other elements of the environment, such as bycatch. These issues are part of marine conservation, and are addressed in fisheries...
Click to read more »its known range, little is known about its biology. Based on reported bycatch rates and population observances, there is no evidence to support concern...
Click to read more »is open seas. It is not well known but is thought to be threatened by bycatch of Patagonian toothfish. Pollom, R.; Dulvy, N.K.; Acuña, E.; Bustamante...
Click to read more »harvested by hook-and-line or fish traps. Also, it is commonly found as bycatch of commercial longline fisheries. However, this fish may contain Ciguatoxin...
Click to read more »distribution changes, and inform conservation policies on threats such as bycatch. In 2022, she was awarded a Darwin Plus grant (DPLUS187) to develop satellite-based...
Click to read more »Korea and Japan. It is subject to heavy fishing, both intentional and bycatch, throughout its range, and its population has declined substantially since...
Click to read more »large numbers of large piscivorous fishes. Sebastes elongatus is caught as bycatch and has little market value because it is a rather small species of rockfish...
Click to read more »commercial gillnets. Spearfishers also take this species, and it is common bycatch in lobster fisheries. Some states in Australia have set bag limits. The...
Click to read more »harmless and easily approached by divers. Southern fiddler rays are taken as bycatch by commercial trawlers and by recreational fishers; the flesh is of good...
Click to read more »contact with humans due to its preference for deep water. This species is a bycatch of gillnet, bottom trawl, and deep-set pelagic longline fisheries (particularly...
Click to read more »Exmouth Gulf. McKay suggests the species could form the basis of a small bycatch fishery, to be exported ungutted. Froese, Rainer; Pauly, Daniel (eds.)...
Click to read more »used because it repels bees, but not V. mandarinia, thus reducing the bycatch. Hornets at the apiary are captured and fed a sugar solution or bee that...
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Click to read more »co-management of fisheries, low value/trash fish (may be referred to as bycatch where not targeted catch) in the region, illegal, unreported and unregulated...
Click to read more »Beluga whale article, Indonesia's catches of sperm whales, bycatch in Japan 1980–2008, and bycatch in Korea 1996–2017. The IWC database includes illegal whaling...
Click to read more »cells in their eyes in favor of rod cells. The snake mackerel is caught as bycatch in the tuna longline fishery and is of minor commercial importance. It...
Click to read more »and Argentina over 64,000 tonnes were landed in 2018. Elsewhere it is a bycatch in shrimp trawl fisheries and is often used as bait. It is regarded as...
Click to read more »Data Deficient in Croatia. In Europe, this species is normally caught as bycatch and such catches may be sold as curios. Some live animals are collected...
Click to read more »birth . M. tenuicaudatus is a common species and is sometimes caught as bycatch in coastal fisheries. Traditionally, such caught fish have mostly been...
Click to read more »longrakered trevally is of minor importance to fisheries and is often taken as bycatch in finfish and prawn trawls, as well as by recreational fishermen. The...
Click to read more »annual commercial and recreational landings, along with dead discards. Bycatch discards would be estimated by estimating the percent of fish that are...
Click to read more »braziliensis is currently facing pressure in the South Atlantic due to bycatch and exploitation. Off the coast of the Brazilian states of São Paulo and...
Click to read more »aplacental viviparous like the rest of its family. This shark is an infrequent bycatch of commercial trawl and longline fisheries, but is not thought to be much...
Click to read more »the main means by which cuttlefish are caught, both intentionally and as bycatch. They are exploited all year long, with the percentage catch typically...
Click to read more »Concern; it is of no economic interest and suffers minimal mortality from bycatch, recreational fishing, and shark nets. British zoologist Albert Günther...
Click to read more »shallow water. This makes it vulnerable, and it is fished, primarily as bycatch, over much of its range. In the northern Mediterranean, catches used to...
Click to read more »purposes. Studies have shown that the amount of the species caught as a bycatch by trawls in New Zealand has increased from 1990 – 2011; however, in Australia...
Click to read more »little commercial value, except for Enoploteuthis chunii which is caught as bycatch in the Japanese fishery for Watasenia scintillans. Many species are diel...
Click to read more »at some villages. The use of large "bag nets" that result in excessive bycatch, as well as the use of illegal poisons by commercial fishermen, have also...
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Click to read more »and coral reef habitats to an inferred depth of 100 m and is taken as bycatch in a range of local fisheries. The species has been assessed as Least Concern...
Click to read more »peronii is focussed around New South Wales, where it is mainly caught as bycatch of trawling for fish and prawns. There is a peak in supply in January and...
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Click to read more »in substantial numbers for human consumption, both intentionally and as bycatch; the pectoral fins or "wings" are sold fresh or filleted and salted. The...
Click to read more »the seafloor, which makes it highly prone to becoming bycatch during commercial fishing. Bycatch, also known as when non-target marine species are caught...
Click to read more »and Pacific through the use of handlines. However, oilfish are common bycatch for fisheries targeting tuna and swordfish, which employ longlines. Despite...
Click to read more »net. Some of it commercially viable fish, but a considerable amount is "bycatch". Much of the commercially worthless fish is thrown away, with incalculable...
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Click to read more »Comparative Zoology for description. African Lanternsharks are mainly considered bycatch, with no other greater human uses, though they are sometimes consumed....
Click to read more »hosts for the adult form, and have declined because they are killed as bycatch in fisheries. The thornback ray is listed as "Near Threatened," and the...
Click to read more »may be found in markets sold as a food fish. They are likely taken as bycatch in trawl fisheries and discarded. There are presently no conservation efforts...
Click to read more »aboard commercial fishing vessels to collect a variety of data on catch, bycatch, and fishing operations since the 1970s. Fishery observers are trained...
Click to read more »gear regulations, seasonal fishing, bycatch limitations, minimum size limits, commercial creel limits, and bycatch reduction gear. It is hoped that these...
Click to read more »the bird facing the main threats from climate change and fisheries (as bycatch victims, either caught in trawling nets, or on hooks in the longline fishing...
Click to read more »indirect threats for them are marine pollution, pathogen spillovers, and bycatch. There is not a lot known about the relation between pathogens and pinnipeds...
Click to read more »and terrestrial species, owed in large part to overfishing, unintended bycatch, industrial and residential development, pollution, global heating, and...
Click to read more »conservation efforts are aimed towards habitat protection, reduction of bycatch, rescue and rehabilitation, and reduction of killing. Efforts to protect...
Click to read more »camera traps have proven to be a successful tool for study. BeetleCam Human bycatch Remote camera Smart camera "WWF - Camera Traps - More on Camera Traps"...
Click to read more »IUCN Red List as of 2020 as despite the fact that they are occasionally a bycatch of deep-water trawl fisheries, their depth range keeps them mostly outside...
Click to read more »particular has a major ecological impact because of the high proportion of bycatch, including manta rays, sea turtles, pelagic sharks, billfish and other...
Click to read more »brama), sold by fishmongers as "angelfish" in South Africa (where it is a bycatch of the hake fishery) Angelshark of the family Squatinidae Atlantic spadefish...
Click to read more »(660 ft) and mostly feeds on benthic creatures. This ray is often caught as bycatch by local fisheries. The fish is named in honor of British anatomy and physiology...
Click to read more »prawns try to avoid the Hortle's whipray, but still take it regularly as bycatch. The meat, and possibly also the skin and cartilage, is utilized. This...
Click to read more »smallest length at which it is legal to keep or sell a fish. Bycatch – The term “bycatch” is usually used for fish caught unintentionally in a fishery...
Click to read more »making them subject to anthropogenic threats. They include mortality from bycatch (specifically gillnets); habitat degradation caused by: dams, deforestation...
Click to read more »when females do not leave their burrows. Due to consisting chiefly of bycatch, the fishery of the species is not specifically regulated. Crustaceans...
Click to read more »An 62 18 April 2016 5 km off Owase, Mie, Japan ? TL: 5 m; WT: 1,000 kg Bycatch in seine nets Purchased with a successful bid by a local fishmonger, then...
Click to read more »gastropods and other molluscs, also crustaceans. Peristedion cataphractum is a bycatch of semi industrial and artisanal fisheries with bottom trawl nets in the...
Click to read more »regulators, which has translated into "ghost fishing" and increased numbers of "bycatch" or "bykill". For example, when regulators made the fishing season shorter...
Click to read more »target species for the fisheries along the coast, but may be caught as bycatch and may then be discarded. The population size and trend of this fish are...
Click to read more »overall appearance is similar. The species was first identified in 2022 as bycatch of the splendid alfonsino fishery. The cinder cloudy catshark is genetically...
Click to read more »main threat this species faces is bycatch. The sharks caught by prawn trawl fisheries are sold for meat and fins. Bycatch reduction devices can limit the...
Click to read more »and other fish, habitat loss, increased predation from invasive species, bycatch, and pollution. On Isabela Island, humans may be contributing to the decline...
Click to read more »rock lobster, used to free snagged fishing tackle, killed as incidental bycatch by fishermen using nets, and killed by vehicle strikes on roads and on...
Click to read more »being 1092 m and the minimum 47 m. Sepia hedleyi is frequently caught as bycatch in trawl fisheries in which the quarry is prawn or mixed species. Hedley's...
Click to read more »(33–35 in) and 90–100 cm (35–39 in), respectively. The creek whaler is a minor bycatch of inshore gillnet fisheries operating in northern Australia; the meat...
Click to read more »however they are commonly found across the East China Sea as a result of bycatch. They are a predominantly benthic species, preferring to live in shallow...
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Click to read more »asp (Leuciscus aspius iblioides) — are almost certainly threatened as bycatch or are indirectly impacted by fishing activity and changes to the ecological...
Click to read more »limits, including serial overfishing; excessive or damaging levels of bycatch; the fishing of spawning aggregations without precautionary justification;...
Click to read more »previously for studies relating to the abundance of reef-dwelling fish and as bycatch of shrimp trawling. Similar to other frogfish species, the scarlet frogfish...
Click to read more »severe, even fatal wound with its tail spine. This species is caught as bycatch throughout its range; it is of little economic value and usually discarded...
Click to read more »gear design, such as the addition of turtle excluder devices to reduce bycatch, and limitations on locations where bottom trawling is allowed, such as...
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Click to read more »Some sustainable seafood practices include using methods that minimize bycatch, implementing seasonal or area closures to allow fish populations to recover...
Click to read more »of minor importance to fisheries throughout its range, often taken as bycatch in various trawling and hook and line operations. It is generally not distinguished...
Click to read more »maximum known length of 66 cm. Bluespotted trevally are commonly taken as bycatch in prawn fisheries, however are of little commercial value and often discarded...
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Click to read more »obtained in 2023 off Cabo Blanco, Puntarenas. All specimens were obtained as bycatch during fisheries surveys and subsequently preserved for study. Prior to...
Click to read more »people hunt them for food, and dolphins are killed inadvertently as a bycatch of tuna fishing and by getting caught in crab traps. Common bottlenose...
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Click to read more »turtles nest on Sonadia Island. The illegal harvesting of turtle eggs, bycatch in offshore fisheries, and alterations of sand dunes and nesting beaches...
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Click to read more »These skates are not an object of targeted fishery. They are caught as bycatch, and their meat is consumed. The International Union for Conservation of...
Click to read more »export to Asian markets. Longline fishing and illegal nets also cause a bycatch of seals, turtles, sharks, boobies and other marine animals. In December...
Click to read more »bycatch". South African Journal of Science. 94: 179–182. hdl:10520/AJA00382353_9022. Ryan, P. G.; Keith, D. G.; Kroese, M. (2002). "Seabird bycatch by...
Click to read more »and shipowners to deploy Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) and other turtle bycatch reduction measures. Friend of the Sea supports the Maldives Whale Shark...
Click to read more »is not a target of fisheries, it is a frequent and generally retained bycatch of bottom trawling. Its entire range coincides with the extent of Taiwan's...
Click to read more »It is one of the only beaked whales that is frequently documented as bycatch in gillnet fisheries, especially in Peru. Marine debris may also be a threat...
Click to read more »suitable shark species for private aquarists. The coral catshark is a minor bycatch of reef fisheries, with minimal commercial value. Increasing fishing activity...
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Click to read more »Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and in the Azores water. This species is an uncommon bycatch of bottom trawls, and is listed by the International Union for Conservation...
Click to read more »commercial quarry for fisheries in Kuwait and the species is also taken as bycatch. They are one of the more expensive fish in the Kuwaiti and Iranian markets...
Click to read more »react aggressively even when closely approached. This species is taken as bycatch in gillnets and bottom trawls, and on longlines; most captures occur in...
Click to read more »Daniel G. (2015). "Reducing bycatch in the United States Gulf of Mexico shrimp trawl fishery with an emphasis on red snapper bycatch reduction". Fisheries Research...
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Click to read more »negatively affect its numbers. However, the threats this species faces are bycatch in fisheries, habitat degradation, climate change, and human disturbance...
Click to read more »cownose ray faces extensive fishing pressures, with both targeted and bycatch capture, across the entirety of its range. These pressures originate from...
Click to read more »commercial overfishing of main prey species (sardines and anchovy) and bycatch in commercial and artisanal fisheries are all contributing factors in the...
Click to read more »commercial fishery for salmon shark exists, but they are occasionally caught as bycatch in commercial salmon gillnet fisheries, where they are usually discarded...
Click to read more »usually bycatch and are commonly caught on hook and line and by seine nets, gill nets and shallow water trawling. This species is a bycatch in shrimp...
Click to read more »MBCA's two dolphin species are both under peril from boat-based tourism and bycatch from fisheries. This fragility is highlighted by the low estimated population...
Click to read more »this activity and its impact on porpoise population status is unknown. Bycatch and incidental capture are most likely the greatest anthropogenic threat...
Click to read more »(artisanal linefishery, recreational shore and ski-boat fishery) and occurs as bycatch in gill-net fishery. However, it appears not to be exploited to an extent...
Click to read more »to be a target of fishing. In Queensland, it is sometimes caught as a bycatch but is not fished for intentionally. Its skin has been utilised for decorating...
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Click to read more »directly targeted this skate and elsewhere it is caught incidentally as bycatch. The former species was uplisted to critically endangered on the IUCN Red...
Click to read more »tendril-bearing egg capsules in pairs. Draughtsboard sharks are often taken as bycatch by commercial fisheries, but are probably hardy enough to survive the experience...
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Click to read more »this area have a large economic importance. Catsharks are also a frequent bycatch of nearshore fishing trawlers, which, while not economically significant...
Click to read more »years. The Patagonian toothfish was initially captured in the 1970s as bycatch via trawl fishing vessels around South Georgia Island and off the coast...
Click to read more »net biodiversity gain, if sensitive species are present, even when the bycatch species do not fully overlap the distribution of the fished species. However...
Click to read more »global seafood market is a major threat to the biodiversity of fishes. Bycatch is a direct effect of overfishing and is defined as the unwanted capture...
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Click to read more »This species is of no commercial interest, but is occasionally taken as bycatch in deepwater trawls and traps. Ebert, D.A.; Chiquillo, K.L.C.; Crow, K...
Click to read more »encounters near designated swimming areas, but have been criticized for marine bycatch. These nets are typically lifted every 24 to 48 hours for servicing and...
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Click to read more »Gonatidae. It is an abundant species which is currently caught mainly as a bycatch by fishing boats targeting other quarry. It is an important prey species...
Click to read more »to include the measurement of: catch species composition fishing effort Bycatch (i.e., species unintentionally caught, such as dolphins in tuna fishery)...
Click to read more »3354/meps313215. Ivor Clucas (1997). "A study of the options for utilization of bycatch and discards from marine capture fisheries: 9.1.2 Nephrops". FAO Fisheries...
Click to read more »by evaginations of the gas bladder. It is most often encountered as a bycatch species in pelagic longline fisheries. Iwamoto, T. (2015). "Scombrolabrax...
Click to read more »are over 100 different fishing regulations on paper for reducing this bycatch. Abandoned, lost, or otherwise discarded fishing gear includes netting...
Click to read more »abundance. They are known to aggregate near fishing vessels, preying on bycatch discards. Most of the data on their foraging comes from data collected...
Click to read more »lollipop catshark is of no significance to fisheries. It may be taken as bycatch; though the depths at which it occupies may offer some protection from...
Click to read more »the dwarf black stingray. In Indonesian waters, it contributes to the bycatch of bottom trawl and trammel net fisheries, and is sold for meat. Last,...
Click to read more »public aquariums. It is caught by commercial and recreational fishers as bycatch, and often killed as a pest. The International Union for Conservation of...
Click to read more »because of their song, as many songbirds are, and may simply be captured as bycatch from collecting other species, and because of their attractive plumage...
Click to read more »To minimize the risk of long-term adverse effects on target species, bycatch species, and marine ecosystems, CCAMLR uses several compliance systems...
Click to read more »method for catching chub mackerel is round-haul gear such as purse seines. Bycatch is low because nets are placed directly on schools of fish. Chub mackerel...
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Click to read more »abundant in the mid-1990s and are typically caught unintentionally as bycatch by industrial ships and used as bait by smaller, artisanal ships. Bivalves...
Click to read more »Ghana among hundreds of other small cetaceans suggests that impact from bycatch is probably negligible. In Ghana, a dwarf sperm whale was taken by fishermen...
Click to read more »nest predation, human impacts such as fisheries bycatch, and habitat degradation. Fisheries bycatch is an ongoing threat to pink-footed shearwaters with...
Click to read more »fund has been used to defend net bans; fight for the implementation of bycatch reduction devices; support pro-fisheries legislation; and battle arbitrary...
Click to read more »They're oviparous and lay one egg at a time. This shark is a potential bycatch of deep water bottom-trawl fisheries operating within its range, but no...
Click to read more »due to its limited distribution, small population size, and threat from bycatch in deep-sea fishing. After the discovery of the species, less than 10 examples...
Click to read more »rocky reefs to depths of at least 72 metres (236 ft). It has been taken as bycatch by shrimp fisheries which suggests it lives over sandy or muddy bottoms...
Click to read more »so humans act as predators. New Zealand smooth skate is often caught as bycatch in the commercial fishing industry targeting hoki. In June 2018 the New...
Click to read more »minor importance to fisheries, it is taken by artisanal fisheries and as bycatch. It is marketed fresh but also used for fishmeal and to make oil. Collette...
Click to read more »One problem with mass-produced halibut hooks is an unacceptable level of bycatch, the unintended catching of unwanted and possibly threatened fish species...
Click to read more »Americas, although it may be taken as bycatch there, but is caught off Africa, as both a target for fisheries and bycatch, to be used for fish oil, fish meal...
Click to read more »century onwards, the population has become increasingly threatened through bycatch mortality in the Southern Ocean longline fishery by the foraging birds...
Click to read more »Central Pacific Fisheries Commission adopted a measure to require bird bycatch mitigation measures south of 30°S. BirdLife International (2018). "Thalassarche...
Click to read more »due to quota restrictions. Discards form part of the bycatch of a fishing operation, although bycatch includes marketable species caught unintentionally...
Click to read more »energetic costs. Blainville's beaked whales are occasionally reported as a bycatch throughout its range. Marine debris has been identified in the stomach...
Click to read more »deep and currently threatened by local fisheries which often take it as bycatch. The maculate panray can be differentiated from its congener, the striped...
Click to read more »50% of analyzed stomach contents. Jonah crabs have long been caught as bycatch in lobster traps. Once, they were considered a nuisance and a pest that...
Click to read more »caught as part of a commercial fishery around the Falkland Islands and is a bycatch in several other fisheries. In the Atlantic Ocean, the graytail skate is...
Click to read more »hakes, Merluccius paradoxus and Merluccius capensis as well as several bycatch species. In South Africa, hake is targeted by four distinct fisheries:...
Click to read more »attain a total length of at least 64 cm. This catshark is a potential bycatch of trawl fisheries operating within its range, but no details are available...
Click to read more »made the judges' least favorite dishes, had to create a dish using the bycatch from their shrimping trip. The loser was immediately eliminated from the...
Click to read more »fishery uses large purse seine nets up to 1 km in length to catch sardines. Bycatch mortalities of the fishery include the common dolphin (Delphinus delphis)...
Click to read more »pollution, and climate change effects. Pipefish are also susceptible to being bycatch in fisheries which harvest other species. Conservation efforts are being...
Click to read more »the Canary Islands. In other parts of its range it is caught and sold as bycatch. Juvenile Sparisoma cretense photographed in Koufonisi, Greece Immature...
Click to read more »to include the measurement of: catch species composition fishing effort bycatch (i.e., species other than the targeted one incidentally captured by the...
Click to read more »season. Lophius piscatorius has historically been considered valuable bycatch in Atlantic fisheries. Captures increased significantly following the development...
Click to read more »the IUCN. Besides the threat from whalers, they also face threats from bycatch and marine pollution. The meat, blubber and baleen of whales have traditionally...
Click to read more »November 24, 2021. Fisheries, NOAA (August 12, 2021). "Report on IUU Fishing, Bycatch and Shark Catch | NOAA Fisheries". NOAA. Archived from the original on...
Click to read more »life cycle. Potential threats may include habitat loss and degradation, bycatch, and the impacts of climate change, particularly within its native range...
Click to read more »fisheries, it is of only minor importance. This species is usually taken as bycatch in bottom trawls; the pectoral fins are sold as "skate wings" and are eaten...
Click to read more »from the original on 2007-06-21. Retrieved 2005-10-01. European Cetacean Bycatch Campaign Archived 2005-04-27 at the Wayback Machine — a page on military...
Click to read more »fisheries off Kuwait are known to take the smoothtooth blacktip shark as bycatch, while intensive Yemeni and Somalian shark fisheries operate in the Gulf...
Click to read more »shark species, he demonstrated that large numbers of sharks caught as bycatch in commercial longline fishing gear were dying shortly after live release...
Click to read more »reproduce. Fishing with large trawl nets poses threats to a high percentage of bycatch as well as potential impacts to the carbon cycling processes. Additionally...
Click to read more »be fatal. Freshwater stingrays are often caught by hook-and-line and as bycatch in trawls. In the Amazon, Paratrygon and certain Potamotrygon are the most...
Click to read more »targeted in some fisheries, whereas in others it is retained as a valuable bycatch. France and Spain are the largest markets for megrim, and before Brexit...
Click to read more »total length of 8–12 centimetres (3.1–4.7 in). Thorny skate are taken as bycatch in some fisheries. It is a U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service species...
Click to read more »their breeding grounds, light pollution, marine fisheries particularly bycatch, pollution, exploitation and climate change are the main threats measures...
Click to read more »species from off the southeast coast of South America. The specimens were bycatch from the Falkland Islands fishery. Muusoctopus bizikovi is a small, dark...
Click to read more »small subsistence fisheries, while others are little more than occasional bycatch. Smelt-whitings are caught by a number of methods, including trawling,...
Click to read more »of spears where it is then sold fresh in local fish markets. It is also bycatch and is a game fish, although it is not known how much these impact the...
Click to read more »dolphin drive hunting. Besides drive hunting, they also face threats from bycatch, habitat loss, and marine pollution. Dolphins have been depicted in various...
Click to read more »continental shelf from inshore waters to a depth of about 100 m and is taken as bycatch in a variety of coastal and offshore fisheries. It has been assessed globally...
Click to read more »thought to feed mostly on other fishes. The mid flathead is mostly taken as bycatch by trawlers. Froese, Rainer; Pauly, Daniel (eds.). "Ambiserrula jugosa"...
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