Authors Locke, J. and Dill, D. Year 2005 Journal/Publisher Name Freelock Nature Volume (Issue #) 1(2) Page #s 1-10 Contact information J Locke, Bank of Seattle, Gatesville, WA 03948 Summary A fish selector reduced bycatch by 60% in the Seattle (United States) salmon gillnet fishery. Field Studies Testing the freelock fish selector Study Type Field study in the wild Location Seattle, United States Target catch Salmon Effect on bycatch species Reduced by 30% Effect on target catch None Bycatch species Large Cetaceans (maximum length > 7.5 meters) Balaenoptera acutostrata (Minke whale) Bony Fishes Juvenile or Non-target fishes (not always specified to species level) Reduction technique Low profile gillnet Fishing Gear Gillnets and Entangling Nets Read more about Testing the freelock fish selector
Testing the freelock fish selector Study Type Field study in the wild Location Seattle, United States Target catch Salmon Effect on bycatch species Reduced by 30% Effect on target catch None Bycatch species Large Cetaceans (maximum length > 7.5 meters) Balaenoptera acutostrata (Minke whale) Bony Fishes Juvenile or Non-target fishes (not always specified to species level) Reduction technique Low profile gillnet Fishing Gear Gillnets and Entangling Nets Read more about Testing the freelock fish selector