Examples of using Thousand hooks in English and their translations into Russian
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She noted that CPUE values of higher than 100 fish/thousand hooks constitute only a very small proportion of all available longline sets from exploratory fisheries
represents the total number of hours during which the gear was fishing;‘thousand hooks' applies to longline fisheries
Total catch rate(birds/thousand hooks) Night Day.
Catches were 0-0.40 birds/thousand hooks when mitigation measures were tested and.
The catch rate was slightly less than the previous year 0.022 birds/thousand hooks.
Excluding these sets, the mean by-catch rate was 0.043 birds/thousand hooks 233 birds killed on 5.36 million hooks. .
only one trip had a by-catch rate exceeding 0.1 birds/thousand hooks.
Toothfish CPUE(kg/thousand hooks and kg/set) was greater for trotlines than Spanish system lines when cetaceans were present.
the by-catch rate for day sets(0.065 birds/thousand hooks) was almost twice that of night sets 0.038.
Japanese autoliner longline fishing in winter for tuna, suggested that by-catch rates may exceed 1 bird/thousand hooks.
attracting many birds(including albatrosses), had an observed by-catch rate of 0.001 birds/thousand hooks.
Catch rates were significantly lower when killer whales were present(0.15 kg/hook; 21.5 fish/thousand hooks), when compared to hauls with no cetaceans present 0.29 kg/hook; 48.5 fish/thousand hooks.
fisheries to below 0.05 birds/thousand hooks, based on 1998 fishing levels.
For the 26 cruises in Division 58.5.1, the observed incidental mortality of 1 054 birds converts to an estimate of 4 387 birds killed 0.164 birds/thousand hooks.
The catch rates(birds/thousand hooks) for Subareas 48.3
0.0585 birds/thousand hooks(Table 5)
0.015 birds/thousand hooks and the extrapolated total seabird mortalities for Subarea 58.6
areas in the IUU fishery 1.049 and 1.88 birds/thousand hooks; SC-CAMLR-XIX, Annex 5, Table 56.
significantly reduced bird by-catch to very low levels(0.002 birds/thousand hooks), but it was not tested during the period when seabird by-catch typically peaks mid- to late summer.
was calculated using the catch rate(birds/thousand hooks) for each vessel multiplied by the total number of hooks set by that vessel during the fishing season.