Bellevue Beach Surface Tows - Capelin

Bellevue Beach Surface Tows - Capelin Five fixed sites at Bellevue Beach inshore area have been sampled with surface plankton tows from 2001-2021. Emergent larvae are sampled from the first to last day of emergence in the summer (July-August), which can result in surface tows being conducted every 24-72 hours for 6-8 weeks. This larval index is an important fishery-independent index used in the capelin stock assessment. See Nakashima and Mowbray (2014) DFO Can Sci Advis Sec Res Doc 2013/091 v+27 p. for details. 2023-07-11 Fisheries and Oceans Canada DFO.NLSCIENCEDATA-DONNEESSCIENTIFIQUES.mpo@dfo-mpo.gc.ca Science and TechnologycapelinFisheries and Oceans CanadabeachBellevue Bellevue Beach surface tows - CapelinCSV https://api-proxy.edh.azure.cloud.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/catalogue/records/2c1dd04a-5294-49aa-bf1d-506b78f81c20/attachments/bellevuebeach_surfacetows.csv Data DictionaryCSV https://api-proxy.edh.azure.cloud.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/catalogue/records/2c1dd04a-5294-49aa-bf1d-506b78f81c20/attachments/datadictionary_surfacetows.csv

Five fixed sites at Bellevue Beach inshore area have been sampled with surface plankton tows from 2001-2021. Emergent larvae are sampled from the first to last day of emergence in the summer (July-August), which can result in surface tows being conducted every 24-72 hours for 6-8 weeks. This larval index is an important fishery-independent index used in the capelin stock assessment. See Nakashima and Mowbray (2014) DFO Can Sci Advis Sec Res Doc 2013/091 v+27 p. for details.

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