Full Record
Back to Search Results
Title: Fishery Status Report 2000.
Author: Northern Territory. Dept. of Business, Industry and Resource Development.
Citation: ACCNO:12957
Publisher: (Fishery report (N.T. Dept. of Business, Industry and Resource Development) ; 62)
Year: 2001.
Subject: Fishery statistics. ; Northern Territory. ; Barramundi. ; Lates calcarifer. ; Line fishing. ; Net fishing. ; Recreational fishery statistics. ; Mud crabs ; Artisanal fishing. ; Snapper. ; Shark fisheries. ; Mackerel fisheries. ; Trepang ; Beche-de-mer. ; Introduced species.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
; Shelf Item also held at Recno: 93416;
ISBN/ISSN: 0 7245 30886
Type: Journal Article
Links:
Item Availability
Item Availability
{ 1 } items found
Result
Links
Year
Volume
Part
Status
Location
Shelf No
1 On Shelf Hillarys J FIS
Related Items
Related Items

Related Catalogue Item/s
Other items related to this item are:

Similar items
Similar items
Local marketing of grapes / Dept. of Agriculture. (Pamphlet)
Similar Items
Fishery status reports 1999 [Subtitle:[the Fisheries Division staff who prepared these reports -- p. i]]
A survey of amateur angling for barramundi (Lates calcarifer) in the Northern Territory
Fisheries bioiogy and interaction in the northern Australian small mackerel fishery. [Subtitle:Final report to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Projects 92/144 & 92/144.02]
The great 'barra' debate : recreationals versus commercials.
A survey of the Princess Charlotte Bay recreational barramundi fishery.
The Barramundi population of Yellow Waters Billabong, Kakadu National Park . Report of sampling conducted in September 1993 and a comparison with Corroborree Billabong, Mary River.
Report of a public meeting to discuss the future management of the Northern Territory Barramundi fishery (Darwin, 8 October 1981, Nelson Building).
The implications of introducing a large piscivore (Lates calcarifer) into a regulated northern Australian river (Lake Kununurra, Western Australia) [Subtitle:David L. Morgan ... [et al.].]
Age and growth studies on barramundi, Lates calcarifer (Bloch), in Northern Australia.
Culture potential of the barramundi.