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The changing times of Europe's largest remaining commercially harvested population of eel Anguilla anguilla L.NARA Subscribed
This study quantifies the processes involved in regulating the European eel population of Lough Neagh, a lake in Northern Ireland. The relationship between glass eel input and silver eel output for the 1923–1997 cohorts was best described by a Beverton–Holt stock recruitment model. Glass eel input time series was not complete and was thus derived from the relationship between catches elsewhere in Europe and Lough Neagh, togeth...
Herpesvirus anguillae ( HVA ) was detected during disease investigations of E uropean eel, A nguilla anguilla L . at two stillwater fisheries in central E ngland. These represent the first records of HVA from UK eels. Both mortalities were eel‐specific and took place during August 2009 and July 2010 at water temperatures between 17 and 19.4 °C. Pathological changes consistent with HVA infection included haemorrhaging in the fi...
Climate change and the green energy paradox: the consequences for twaite shad Alosa fallax from the River Severn, U.K.NARA Subscribed
A stock–recruitment model with a temperature component was used to estimate the effect of an increase in temperature predicted by climate change projections on population persistence and distribution of twaite shad Alosa fallax . An increase of 1 and 2° C above the current mean summer (June to August) water temperature of 17·8° C was estimated to result in a three and six‐fold increase in the population, respectively. Climate...
Inland fisheries in England and Wales have high economic and social values. Managing participation to maximise fishery performance is key to maintaining this status. The capital value of fishing rights for migratory salmonid fisheries is €165 million. Coarse fisheries contribute €1030 million to the economy. The central tenet to increasing participation in recreational salmonid fisheries is that an increase in stock size will...
Use of biological reference points for the conservation of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar , in the River Lune, North West EnglandNARA Subscribed
The development and use of biological reference points (BRPs) for salmon, Salmo salar L., conservation on the River Lune, England were examined. The Lune supports recreational and net fisheries with annual catches averaging 1332 and 2146 salmon, respectively. Using models transported from other river systems, BRPs were developed that were exclusive to the Lune; specifically the number of eggs deposited and carrying capacity es...
Data on the genetic characteristics of the rhodanian shad, Alosa fallax rhodanensis Roule, using three Mediterranean populations (rivers Rhône, Aude and Hérault) and seven protein markers are presented. Allelic frequency distribution, and absolute and relative genetic diversity show a genetically homogeneous structure in the Mediterranean populations. Results when compared with allis ( Alosa alosa Linné) and twaite ( Alosa fal...
The stocking of fish represents a major activity in current fisheries management practice. To maximise benefit to the environment in general and to fisheries in particular, optimal stocking strategies need to be developed. Examples from two studies, one involving Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., and the other involving three coarse fish species, are used to illustrate how such strategies might be developed. Atlantic salmon fed...
The growth rate of eel in tributaries of the lower River Severn, England, and its relationship with stock sizeNARA Subscribed
The growth rate of 1980 eel Anguilla anguilla from 15 sites in the Severn system varied between 16·4 and 27·9 mm year ‐1 , density from 0·12 to 1·14 m ‐2 and biomass from 2·56 to 25·24 g m ‐2 . There was no significant relationship between growth rate and density or biomass ( P > 0·05).
Movement of adult Atlantic salmon in the Usk estuary, WalesNARA Subscribed
A total of 56 salmon was tagged in the Usk estuary using combined acoustic and radio tags. Those fish migrating within the estuary oscillated with the tide over c . 10 km, being towards the seaward end at low water and moving upstream on the flood tide. Fish migrating through the estuary moved upstream on the flood tide and stemmed displacement downstream during the ebb. These findings, together with information on the hydrody...
The seaward movement of Atlantic salmon smolts in the Usk estuary, Wales, as inferred from power station catchesNARA Subscribed
The greatest numbers of Atlantic salmon smolts were caught at Uskmouth power station during the day on the flood tide and the least on an ebbing night tide. Catch rates during the day on an ebb tide and at night on a flood tide represented an intermediate state. The results, together with tracking data, suggest that salmon smolts prefer to migrate seaward through the lower Usk estuary during the night Oncc an ebbing tide.
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