Selective catching of "sagüiru í  prata ", Steindachnerina insculpta Fernandez í  Yepez, 1948 [Characiformes, Curimatidae], by employing monofilament Gill- nets, in Ibitinga Reservoir, Tietê River, São Paulo State, Brazil

Authors

  • Elmar Cardozo CAMPOS Pesquisador Cientí­­fico - Seção de Controle e Orientação de Pesca - Divisão de Pesca Interior -  Instituto de Pesca CPA/SAA
  • Jaime José Casari da CAMARA Pesquisador Cientí­­fico - Seção de Controle e Orientação de Pesca - Divisão de Pesca Interior -  Instituto de Pesca CPA/SAA
  • Arlete Mota RODRIGUES Pesquisador Cientifico - Base de Pesquisas Ictiológicas - Divisão de Pesca Interior - Instinto de Pesca - CPA /SAA
  • Ricardo Amaro dos SANTOS Pesquisador Cientí­­fico - Seção de Controle e Orientação de Pesca - Divisão de Pesca Interior -  Instituto de Pesca CPA/SAA
  • José MANDELLI JUNIOR Pesquisador Cientí­­fico - Seção de Controle e Orientação de Pesca - Divisão de Pesca Interior -  Instituto de Pesca CPA/SAA

Keywords:

Steindachnerina insculpta, gill-nets, selectivity curve, perimeter/length relation, weight/length relation, saguiru-prata, Ibitinga Reservoir

Abstract

The selectivity curve equation of gill-nets employed for catching "saguiru-prata", Steindachnerina insculpta, in Ibitinga Reservoir, São Paulo State, through the model proposed by Gulland (1969), was found to be:

 

c* (L) = e - 0.4681 (L-1.7210 m)2

Where:

c* (L) = relative frequency of retention

L = fish total length

m = mesh internal perimeter.

 

The interval of selection, from minimum to maximum fish total length, for different mesh sizes (m), is done by:

Lm = 1.7210 m - 1.22 (cm)

LM = 1.7210 m + 1.22 (cm)

The relationship between fish total body weight (W) and total length (Lt) was: W = 0.0134 L 3.0259 (Santos, 1978).

Published

2018-09-04

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