Effect of PA and PE material on codend selectivity in Turkish bottom trawl

By A. Tokaç, H. Özbilgin, Z. Tosunoğlu. 2004

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Square-mesh codend circumference and selectivity (2009, background): “Other parameters known to influence diamond-shaped mesh openings in codends include twine diameter (Sala et al., 2007) and material (Tokaç et al., 2004), length of the extension section (Reeves et al., 1992), towing speed (Dahm et al., 2002), catch weight (Campos et al., 2003), presence of codend…”
Population parameters of Mullus barbatus in Izmir Bay (Aegean Sea), using length frequency analysis (2004, background): “Mullus barbatus was the subject of several growth, reproduction (Togulga and Mater, 1992; Sahin and Akbulut, 1997; Türeli and Erdem, 1997; Çelik and Torcu, 2000) and selectivity studies along Turkish coasts (Tosunoglu et al., 2003a,b; Özbilgin and Tosunoglu, 2003; Tokaç et al., 2004).”
Selectivity of fishing gears used in the Baltic Sea cod fishery (2007, background): “More recently conducted experiments from other fisheries indicate that PA codends are more selective than PE codends (Tokaç et al. 2004).”
Estimating Collateral Mortality from Towed Fishing Gear (2006, background): “In addition, information on the fate of by-catch often is not considered in manipulative studies examining technical modifications to improve the size and species selection of towed gears (Robins-Troeger et al. 1995; Rogers et al. 1997; Rose and Gauvin 2000; Özbilgin and Tosunoğlu 2003; Tokaç et al.”