Sea Scallop (Placopecten magellanicus) Spat Collection Presented by Leslie-Anne Davidson Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

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Sea Scallop (Placopecten magellanicus) Spat Collection Presented by Leslie-Anne Davidson Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Study sites

Partners (Incomplete list) Fishers –NS SFA fishermen: Eugene Arsenault, Mike Briggs, Scott Cameron, Ernest Ehler, Reginald Grant, Wayne LeBlanc, David MacCarthy,Gerard MacDonald, Gordon MacKay, Chris MacLead, Boyd MacPherson, Bob Melong, Wallace, Murray, Kevin Thomson –Botsford Professional Fishermen’s Association –Maritime Fishermen’s Union / Pecten UPM/MFU inc. –Big Bras d’Or Fishermen’s Group –Guysborough County Women`s Fishery Enhancement Association Calvin Rose, Lorne Jamieson, Pat Conway, Charles Warner and Kevin Horne. Aquaculturist –Jamieson’s Giant Scallops, Sea Perfect Cultivated Products, Foggy Farms, Other biologists / technicians –Monique Niles, Jay Parsons, Catherine Têtu, Lorelei Grecian, Denis Goudreault, Bruno Frenette, Leon Lanteigne

Aim To identify spat collection sites that collect an average of 1000 to 2000 scallop spat per bag. - Viability 500 scallop spat/bag according to Australian research Over 1,000 scallop spat/bag according to Japanese strategies

Mooring design

Collectors 3 mm mesh bags with 3 pieces of Netron® or monofilament providing similar surface area.

Method Deployed mooring with collectors at end of September or beginning of October. Basically, collectors were deployed four weeks after the adult scallops initiated spawning. Gonadosomatic Index Baie des Chaleurs

Method (cont.) Requested that collectors be placed at sites with a depth of about m (80 to 100 ft). Retrieved mooring and collectors one to four months later.

Collection sites in the Gulf Region

Scallop Fishing Locations in Gulf Region Logbook data

Map of Scallop Larvae Distribution Preliminary Data

Results Scallop Spat Collection in the Gulf Region

Results (Cont.) Poor collection in central part of the Northumberland Strait was mainly attributed the silt and other fouling that accumulated inside the collectors. Silt occurs in the water column at sites between two land masses.

Results D epth at collection site

Results (Cont) Scallop Spat Collection Sites in the Maritimes Region legend

Results (Cont) Scallop Spat per bag legend

Results (Cont) Scallop Spat per bag legend Mira Bay Scatarie Island

Results (Cont) Scallop Spat per bag legend Chedabucto Bay

Results (Cont) Scallop Spat per bag legend Jamieson`s Giant Scallop Foggy Farms Jamieson’s Giant Scallops Foggy Farms Whitehead Harbour

Results (Cont) Scallop Spat per bag legend

Guidelines when selecting spat collection sites Do not deploy collectors in heavily silted water (between two land masses). Deploy collectors offshore at a depth of 21 to 35 meters (70 to 115 feet) except if scallop culture site is nearby than collectors can be placed at depth as shallow as 18 meters (60 feet).

Type of collectors Standard CollectorFuzzy Rope Collector

Results in the Strait

Results in the Miramichi

Major Problem Other species can also be found in collectors

Other species in the Strait

Other species in the Miramichi

Future Studies aimed at Determining criteria required to collect mainly scallops. How to optimize the scallop survival and growth rate while they are in the collectors