Creel Fishing Effort Study
What is it:
Measuring fishing effort is important for assessing the environmental sustainability of fish stocks and the socioeconomic efficiency of fishing activity. Fishing effort describes the amount of fishing gear used on a fishing ground over a given unit of time. Effort in this these map layers is defined as number of creels hauled per day per 4 km².
The Creel Survey Effort report can be found in the data source table below. Two map layers have been made available to view on Marine Scotland Maps (NMPi) and to download. These layers cover average number of crab/lobster hauls per cell per day and average number of nephrop hauls per cell per day. Both can be viewed by following the links in the map table below.
Data originators:
This information page is part of the theme:
Avergae number of crab/lobster hauls per cell per day © Marine Scotland
Links and Resources
Map Type | Click title for metadata and licence information | Date of data | View Map |
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Map Layers (NMPi) | Creel Fishing Effort Study - Average number of crab and lobster hauls per day | 2015-10-01 to 2016-09-30 | Access this map on NMPi |
Map Layers (NMPi) | Creel Fishing Effort Study - Average number of nephrop hauls per day | 2015-10-01 to 2016-09-30 | Access this map on NMPi |
Type | Link Title | External Link |
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Reports | Creel Fishing Effort Study | www.gov.scot |