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Trawl – Total Effort & Catch Estimation Joël Prado - FAO/FIIT

Sampling Priorities 1. Collect information on fishing effort 2. Randomly sample for catch composition 3. Record gear characteristics 4. Collect length-frequency data on target and non-target catch

Objectives Describe two methods to estimate total catch Determine when each method should be utilized Demonstrate ability to complete the Trawl Effort / Catch form

Total Catch Estimation Make an estimate for every haul 5 methods – not all appropriate on all vessels Choice of method depends on haul size observer presence when haul comes aboard Unsorted or sorted first

Total Catch Estimation - Methods 1. Weigh entire catch (small, ~400 kg,) before or after sorting; 2. Weigh subsample, tally total baskets and extrapolate to total catch using average basket weight (moderate, ~ kg); 3. Volumetric estimate: Bin or codend (large); 4. Catch/effort ratio – using “similar” hauls 5. Captain/vessel estimate – least desirable 10. Unable to estimate Section of Observer Manual

Tow comes on board Determine approximate catch size <16 baskets 2A – Method #1 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh each basket iii. Sum weights & record total weight >16 & < 30 baskets 2B – Method #2 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh ~10 baskets and count the rest iii. Multiply total number of baskets by average weight of 10 baskets Go to #3 3B Go to Catch Comp # 4 > 30 baskets Yes 3A Done Total Catch Estimate Figure 6-13 in manual 2 3 Sampling for catch composition? No Observer On deck Observer Not on deck 1A– Method #4 Catch/effort ratio 1 Similar tows? 1B – Method #5 Captain’s estimate Yes No 2C – Method #3 i. Measure dimensions of bin, deck or codend ii. Calculate catch volume iii. Collect 4-6 baskets of unsorted catch for density sample iv. Weigh & record basket weights v. Calculate total catch weight by multiplying volume by density Go to #3

Tow comes on board Determine approximate catch size <16 baskets 2A – Method #1 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh each basket iii. Sum weights & record total weight >16 & < 30 baskets 2B – Method #2 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh ~10 baskets and count the rest iii. Multiply total number of baskets by average weight of 10 baskets Go to #3 3B Go to Catch Comp # 4 > 30 baskets Yes 3A Done Total Catch Estimate Figure 6-13 in manual 2 3 Sampling for catch composition? No Observer On deck Observer Not on deck 1A– Method #4 Catch/ effort ratio 1 Similar tows? 1B – Method #5 Captain’s estimate Yes No 2C – Method #3 i. Measure dimensions of bin, deck or codend ii. Calculate catch volume iii. Collect 4-6 baskets of unsorted catch for density sample iv. Weigh & record basket weights v. Calculate total catch weight by multiplying volume by density Go to #3

Catch/effort ratio X = (2.53 mt / 800 minutes) * 238 minutes = mt or 0.75mt HaulTotal Catch (mt) Start Time End Time Duration (min) :4702: :5906: :1012: X12:5116:49238 Estimated weight of unknown haul (X) = (Σ Total weight of similar hauls / Σ Haul duration of similar hauls) * Haul duration of unknown haul

Tow comes on board Determine approximate catch size <16 baskets 2A – Method #1 – Weigh all catch i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh each basket iii. Sum weights & record total weight >16 & < 30 baskets 2B – Method #2 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh ~10 baskets and count the rest iii. Multiply total number of baskets by average weight of 10 baskets Go to #3 3B Go to Catch Comp # 4 > 30 baskets Yes 3A Done Total Catch Estimate Figure 6-13 in manual 2 3 Sampling for catch composition? No Observer On deck Observer Not on deck 1A– Method #4 Catch/effort ratio 1 Similar tows? 1B – Method #5 Captain’s estimate Yes No 2C – Method #3 i. Measure dimensions of bin, deck or codend ii. Calculate catch volume iii. Collect 4-6 baskets of unsorted catch for density sample iv. Weigh & record basket weights v. Calculate total catch weight by multiplying volume by density Go to #3

Weigh all catch – before sorting Σ basket weights = = kg 24.3 kg 23.3 kg 27.7 kg 22.8 kg 22.9 kg 23.2 kg 24.7 kg 25.6 kg 24.6 kg 24.4 kg 15.4 kg

Weigh all catch – after sorting Σ retained + Σ discard = + = kg kg = kg Spp A 59.3 kg 18.4 kg 20.1 kg 22.6 kg 27.3 kg DiscardRetained Spp B 45.5 kg Spp C 25.2 kg Spp D 20.3kg Spp E 7.6 kg Spp F 6.8 kg Spp G 4.3 kg Spp H 1.5 kg ( kg) ( kg)

Tow comes on board Determine approximate catch size <16 baskets 2A – Method #1 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh each basket iii. Sum weights & record total weight >16 & < 30 baskets 2B – Method #2 – Tally & Extrapolate i.Shovel all catch to baskets (fill evenly) ii. Weigh ~10 baskets and count the rest iii. Multiply total number of baskets by average weight of 10 baskets Go to #3 3B Go to Catch Comp # 4 > 30 baskets Yes 3A Done 2 3 Sampling for catch composition? No Observer On deck Observer Not on deck 1A– Method #4 Catch/effort ratio 1 Similar tows? 1B – Method #5 Captain’s estimate Yes No 2C – Method #3 i. Measure dimensions of bin, deck or codend ii. Calculate catch volume iii. Collect 4-6 baskets of unsorted catch for density sample iv. Weigh & record basket weights v. Calculate total catch weight by multiplying volume by density Go to #3 Total Catch Estimate Figure 6-13 in manual

Weigh subset of catch – before sorting Fill evenly – randomly select 10 Σ basket weights (orange) / # baskets weighed = / 10 Total count * average = 28 * = kg Actual = kg

Weigh subset of catch – after sorting Total catch = Σ retained + discard estimate Σ retained = ….18.9 = kg Fill discard baskets evenly – randomly select 4 Σ basket weights (orange) / # baskets weighed = kg/4 = 26.3 kg Discards = Total basket count * average = 9 * 26.3 kg = kg Total Catch = = kg Actual = kg Spp A 80.1 kg Spp A 79.8 kg Spp A 80.5 kg Spp B 21.0 kg Spp B 19.9 kg Spp B 20.2 kg Spp B 20.5 kg Spp C 20.8 kg Spp C 20.0 kg Spp D 5.7 kg Spp E 14.3 kg Spp F 19.7 kg Spp F 20.5 kg Spp F 20.4 kg Spp G 18.9 kg Spp A 20.3 kg DiscardRetained

Tow comes on board Determine approximate catch size <16 baskets 2A – Method #1 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh each basket iii. Sum weights & record total weight >16 & < 30 baskets 2B – Method #2 i. Shovel all catch to baskets ii. Weigh ~10 baskets and count the rest iii. Multiply total number of baskets by average weight of 10 baskets Go to #3 3B Go to Catch Comp # 4 > 30 baskets Yes 3A Done 2 3 Sampling for catch composition? No Observer On deck Observer Not on deck 1A– Method #4 Catch/effort ratio 1 Similar tows? 1B – Method #5 Captain’s estimate Yes No 2C – Method #3 – Volumetric estimate i. Measure dimensions of bin, deck or codend ii. Calculate catch volume iii. Collect 4-6 baskets of unsorted catch for density sample iv. Weigh & record basket weights v. Calculate total catch weight by multiplying volume by density Go to #3 Total Catch Estimate Figure 6-13 in manual

Volumetric estimate - bin Measurable areas on deck or holding bins Primary measurements: length, width & height Problems/issues: Too much water Accessibility Steps Determine appropriate shape Measure Calculate volume Multiply volume by density

Volumetric estimate - bin Length = 3.24 m Width = 1.05 m Heights = 0.56 m, 0.43m, 0.48m, 0.3m, 0.35m, 0.27m H Average = 2.49 / 6 = m Volume (rectangular bin) = L * W * H average V = 3.24m * 1.05m * m = m3 Estimated weight = V * density = m3 * mt/m3 = mt Estimated weight = 1.29 mt

Volumetric estimate - bin Wedge Volume = ½ (H * L * W) V= ½ (1.2 * 4.32 * 1.47) = m3 H= 1.2 m L= 4.32 m W= 1.47 m

Volumetric estimate - codend Ellipsoidal Solid V = π * short radius * long radius * length V = π * a * b * L V = 3.14 *.37 m * 1.53 m * 4.2 m V = m3 L= 4.2 m b= 1.53 m a= 0.37m

Codend measurements Be aware of moving nets in trawl alley Measure dimensions using actual measurements and/or reference points (e.g. premeasuring trawl alley width, length can save time) Measure large codends in sections

Density Density = Mass (mt) / volume (m3) = Σ basket weights / Σ basket volumes Basket weights (all filled to bottom of handle): 24.3 kg, 20.7 kg, 21 kg, 22.9 kg, 22.7 kg, 23 kg Total basket wt = kg or mt Basket volume = L * W * H V= 0.41 * 0.26 * 0.22 V= m 3 Density (ρ) = mass (mt) / V (m 3 ) ρ =.1346 mt / ( m 3 * 6) ρ =.1346 mt / ( m 3 ) ρ = mt/m 3 L= 0.41 m W= 0.26 m H= 0.22 m

Total Weight Calculations Total weight estimate = volume * density Observer logbook Diagrams – if possible, make measurements of trawl alley and/or bins before leaving port Space for haul by haul calculations Record all original measurements and formulas used

Issues – removal of catch prior to sorting Dangerous or other ‘protected species‘ may be removed prior to sorting. Inorganic debris & plant material Large fish Record number, species, estimated weight and include the weight in the total catch estimate Record on spp comp form if appropriate

Retained catch estimate Sometimes you will be unable to access discards Retained based on # cartons retained * average carton weight Species# cartons retained Carton weight Estimated retained weight per species Cassava fish325 kg75 kg Shrimp1220 kg240 kg Grouper125 kg TOTAL340 kg or 0.34 mt

Trawl Effort / Total Catch form Make an entry for EVERY DAY you are on board (including non-fishing days) And EVERY HAUL

Trawl Effort / Total Catch form

Figure from Davies and Lesch (1998)

Trawl Effort / Total Catch form

Activity / Homework Working alone but you can discuss among yourselves 15 minutes then the rest is homework Turn in when class starts tomorrow Review answers after graded

Summary What are the 2 types of volumetric catch estimates? When should a volumetric estimate be used? When should you weigh a subsample of the catch and extrapolate to the total basket count? How do you estimate catch if you were asleep during a haulback? True or false – Make an entry on the trawl effort and total catch form for sampled hauls only.

Activity - answers.35

Activity - answers Haul #: 1 Total catch WT: 1.00 Total Weight Calculation Captain estimate Density / Other Calculation Haul #: 2 Total catch WT: 0.39 Total Weight Calculation Used hauls 3-5 for catch/effort ratio ( mt) * 147min = ( min) (1.82 mt) * 147min = mt (688 min) Density / Other Calculation 267

Activity - answers Haul #: 3 Total catch WT: 0.78 mt Total Weight Calculation Weigh subsample / count baskets Basket weights (kg) = kg Average basket weight = kg / 10 baskets = kg / basket Total baskets=32 Total catch = 32 baskets* kg /basket = kg Convert to metric tons (mt) = kg ÷ 1000 kg/mt = mt Density / Other Calculation

Activity - answers Haul #: 4 Total catch WT: 0.70 mt Total Weight Calculation Weigh subsample / count baskets Total retained: kg Total # discard baskets: 14 discard baskets weighed= = kg Average discard basket weight kg / 10 baskets = 25.3 kg / basket Discard wt = 14 baskets * 25.3 kg = kg Total = Retained + Discards = kg kg =701.5 kg Convert to metric tons kg ÷ 1000 kg/mt = mt Density / Other Calculation

Activity - answers Haul #: 5 Total catch WT: 0.34 mt Total Weight Calculation Weigh everything = = kg Density / Other Calculation

Activity - answers Haul #: 6 Total catch WT: 6.41 mt Total Weight Calculation Codend volume – ellipsoidal solid Measurements L=3.75, Width=2.15, H=1, 1.1, 0.8, 0.8m Average height= ( ) / 4 = 0.925m Vol. = π *length * short radius * long radius V=3.14 * 3.75 * (2.15/2) * (.925/2) V= m3 Total catch = V * density = m3* mt/m3 = mt Density / Other Calculation Basket wts: 25.6, 24.8, 26.8, 25.5 kg Total basket weights = = kg Convert to mt = 102.7/1000 =.1027 mt Basket volume (Note) m3*4 = m3 density= mass / volume = mt / = mt/m3 Note: standard volume from manual INCORRECT

References Davies, S., and H. Lesch The Commercial Sampling Programme, Grade One Observer Manual, Version CSP/03. Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Commercial Sampling Programme, Observer Section, Walvis Bay, Namibia. Pauly, D Some simple methods for the assessment of tropical fish stocks. FAO Fish. Tech. Paper 234, FAO, Rome.

Homework 2 – Effort/catch form

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