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Queen Charlotte Islands juvenile herring survey, August 2005

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abstract: In 2005 a Queen Charlotte Islands juvenile herring survey was conducted from August
9-19. Thirty-two sets were made at 8 locations within Statistical Management Area 2E.
The study area extended from Cumshewa Inlet in the north to Louscoone Inlet in the
south. The survey serves to address information gaps on the distribution, abundance, and
size of juvenile herring in these nearshore northern waters. Fourteen species of fish
were identified in the purse seine catche with herring being the most frequently
encountered species..

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Title: Queen Charlotte Islands juvenile herring survey, August 2005
Creator: Thompson,M., Thettiault,T. W., Pacific Biological Station
Subject: Pacific herring, Queen Charlotte Islands, Fish surveys, Fish stock assessment
Description: abstract: In 2005 a Queen Charlotte Islands juvenile herring survey was conducted from August 9-19. Thirty-two sets were made at 8 locations within Statistical Management Area 2E. The study area extended from Cumshewa Inlet in the north to Louscoone Inlet in the south. The survey serves to address information gaps on the distribution, abundance, and size of juvenile herring in these nearshore northern waters. Fourteen species of fish were identified in the purse seine catche with herring being the most frequently encountered species..
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Date: 2007
Type: Electronic(1)
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Identifier: 881, govdocs:2043
Source: Publisher: Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Science Branch, Pacific Region, Pacific Biological Station Place of publication: Nanaimo, B.C.
Language: eng; Abstract in French.
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