DYNAMICS AND CPUE OF FISHING TOOLS IN CONSERVATION AREA CATCH FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AROUND THE BATANG BUNGO RIVER, BUNGO DISTRICT, JAMBI PROVINCE

  • Rini Hertati Fishery Resouces Utilization Program Study, Faculty of Fisheries, Muaro Bungo University
Keywords: CPUE, Management, Capture fisheries, conservation

Abstract

CPUE (Catch Per Unit Effort) of fishing gear needs to be studied and analyzed for the sustainability of capture fisheries along the Batang Bungo River in the future. The fishing gear in the Batang Bungo River Conservation Area consists of seven types of fishing gear, namely: gill nets, traps, telaklak, sukam, stocking nets, tajur fishing rods, fishing rods, pulley fishing rods and shoots. The results of the identification of fishing gear showed that the fishing gear in the Batang Bungo River conservation area had five groups, namely hook and lines, gillnets, traps, grappling and wounding, and falling gears. The fishing gear that dominates more than 50% is from the hook and lines group of 55%, followed by gillnet (17%), traps (15%), falling gears (9%) and grappling and wounding (4%)

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Published
2022-11-24
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Hertati, R. (2022). DYNAMICS AND CPUE OF FISHING TOOLS IN CONSERVATION AREA CATCH FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AROUND THE BATANG BUNGO RIVER, BUNGO DISTRICT, JAMBI PROVINCE. Asian Journal of Aquatic Sciences, 5(3), 342-347. https://doi.org/10.31258/ajoas.5.3.342-347
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