. Die kommerzielle Fischerei. Fischerei Fischhandel. Abb. 6 - Position der Langleinenfischerei Stationen in Riegel Karibik während der Kreuzfahrt 30, April-Mai 1955. Kreuzfahrt auf die Gründung der nach Westen grenzen der Fishable Bestände in der nördlichen Karibik - bean. Gelbflossenthun wurden auf 6 der 7 Sätze verfangen, Osten und Norden von Jamaika und in den Windward Passage. Von besonderem Interesse in diesem Bereich war die Erfassung von Eins bis Sechs große Weißer Thun (Thunnus alalunga) am gleichen Stationen und zwei big-eyed Thunfisch (Thun-nus obesus) auf einem Satz östlich von False Cape, Haiti - das erste verifizierte Datensätze für diese beiden Spe-

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. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. Fig. 6 - Position of long-line fishing stations in tie Caribbean during Cruise 30, April-May 1955. cruise to establishing the westward limits of fishable stocks in the northern Carib- bean. Yellowfin tuna were caught on 6 of the 7 sets made east and north of Jamaica and in the Windward Passage. Of particular interest in this area was the capture of one to six large albacore (Thunnus alalunga) at the same stations and two big-eyed tuna (Thun- nus obesus) on a set east of False Cape, Haiti- - the first verified records for these two spe- cies from the western north Atlantic. Large numbers of giant bluefin tuna in the Wind- ward Passage area caused considerable trou- ble. At each of the two stations made in the Passage, eight bluefin were landed, and judg- ing by broken gear at least that many more were caught and lost. On several occasions the main line was parted, necessitating a search for the remaining gear. By supple- menting the regular long-line floats with large aircraft-type inner tubes, gear losses were confined to an occasional basket or two. Four sets made between the Yucatan Channel and the western tip of Jamaica caught no yellowfin. One large bluefin was caught north of Grand Cayman and another was caught east of Cozu- mel Island. Three sets were made in the GuK of Mexico; one on the beginning leg of â I *' the trip in April and two on the return leg. â A single yellowfin (weighing 190 pounds) Fig. 7 - A large yellowfin tuna is brought to gaff. was caught 180 miles South of Mobile on May 1.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. National Marine Fisheries Service; U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service; United States. Bureau of Commericial Fisheries. [Washington] : National Marine Fisheries Service; [for sale by t

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