Analysis of marine mammal bycatch data from the trawl, longline, and pot groundfish fisheries of Alaska, 1998-2004, defined by geographic area, gear type, and catch target groundfish species

Analysis of marine mammal bycatch data from the trawl, longline, and pot groundfish fisheries of Alaska, 1998-2004, defined by geographic area, gear type, and catch target groundfish species

by Michael A. Perez

Part of NOAA technical memorandum NMFS-AFSC -- 167.

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"The purpose of this report is to present a re-analysis of the marine mammal incidental take data from 1998 to 2001 (Perez 2003) and add the previously unanalyzed bycatch data from 2002 to 2004, based on the new 2004 [List of Fisheries] classifications of groundfish fisheries in Alaska defined by the intended target groundfish species caught by trawl, longline, and pot fishing gear."--P. 2.

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