Design and deployment of an affordable and long-lasting deep-water subsurface fish aggregation device

Autor: Shaun S. Killen, Van Leeuwen Te, Schneider Ev, Cortina Mp, Edward J. Brooks, David M. Bailey

Fish aggregation devices (FADs) are used worldwide to enhance the efficiency of various fisheries. Devices consist of a floating or subsurface component designed to exploit natural fish behavior, using species’ attraction to structure (e.g.,Sargass

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