This manual contains an expanded version of material presented at a linefish population dynamics workshop held in Cape Town in February 1987. First the statistical procedures for fitting curves to data are discussed. The standard single-recapture methods, hook selectivity, and multi-species aspects are discussed briefly. The topic are presented in the context of making scientifically based recommendation for management given limited data, as is usually the case for a recreational line fishery. A checklist of standards analysis is suggested, many of which may be implemented using the microcomputer package PC-yield. A number of the analysis techniques are illustrated by application to data for the natal elf resource.
Reference:
Butterworth, D., Punt, A., Borchers, D., Pugh, J. & Hughes, G. 1989. A manual of mathematical techniques for linefish assessment. (SANSP). http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4736 .
Butterworth, D., Punt, A., Borchers, D., Pugh, J., & Hughes, G. (1989). A manual of mathematical techniques for linefish assessment (SANSP). Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4736
Butterworth, DS, AE Punt, DL Borchers, JB Pugh, and GS Hughes A manual of mathematical techniques for linefish assessment. SANSP. 1989. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4736
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