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Title: Marine creel survey report : Lorne to Bay of Islands, October 1994 to April 1995.
Author: Millar, P.
Citation: ACCNO:11545
Publisher: Fisheries management report (Victoria. Dept. Natural Resources & Environment. Fisheries Branch) ; no. 57
Year: 1996.
Description: 15 p. map
Subject: Computer programmes ; Fishery management. ; Recreational fishery statistics. ; Sampling (statistical) ; Victoria ; Abalone fisheries. ; Lobster fisheries. ; Haliotis laevigata ; Jasus edwardsii. ; Haliotis rubra. ; Marine fisheries.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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