Documents by year – Page 3 – New Zealand Sport Fishing Council

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The unseen costs of shifting baselines. Pauly. 8 April 2016

Shifting baselines is people accepting the current state of depletion and 'normal' without understanding past abundance. Presentation to the New Zealand Fisheries Symposium 2016. Dr. Daniel Pauly.

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Recreational fishing’s contribution to the NZ economy. NZMRF. 8 April 2016

Marine recreational fishing's contribution to the New Zealand economy. Research commissioned by the New Zealand Marine Research Foundation. Presentation to the New Zealand Fisheries Symposium 2016.

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Symposium session summaries. NZSFC. April 2016

Summary of the main points from each session or presentation made at the New Zealand Fisheries Symposium 2016. Brief summaries. More detailed information from the formal sessions is available from the presentations. NZSFC. April 2016.

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Article. Fisheries Symposium great success. Roger Grace. June 2016

Marine conservationist, Roger Grace, summarises the recent Fisheries Symposium held in Snells Beach Mahurangi. The Symposium explored the future of recreational fishing in New Zealand, and the need for greater abundance of fish to help restore marine ecosystems. Roger Grace. Dive Pacific magazine. June 2016.

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Symposium flyer. Event 8 to 10 April 2016. LegaSea. March 2016

Flyer advertising the New Zealand Fisheries Symposium, an invitation only event being held from April 8th to 10th, 2016. Event based at Snells Beach, Mahurangi, north of Auckland. Keynote speakers include Daniel Pauly of the University of British Columbia, Canada, and Dr. Evelyn Pinkerton of Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada. LegaSea and the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. March 2016.

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Billfish News. BlueWater Marine Research. July 2024

The 2024 billfish season showed early promise in the north and record catches of marlin south of East Cape. Warm water pushing south saw striped marlin being caught in Hawke Bay and off the Wairarapa coast. BlueWater Marine Research. 10 July 2024.

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Research. Marlin biology and habitat preferences. Keller and Davie. 2009

Population biology and habitat preferences of striped marlin in the southwest Pacific Ocean. Report for the Australian Fisheries Management Authority. Keller and Davie. December 2009.

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Report. Billfish Symposium Florida. 7 Oct 2016

The 6th International Billfish Symposium was hosted at the IGFA's headquarters in Dania Beach, Florida, from 14-17 September 2016. This was a chance to catch up on the latest developments in billfish research and new technologies. Holdsworth. 7 October 2016.

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Billfish News. BlueWater Marine Research. Jan 2017

There were 207 striped marlin recorded as landed or tagged in the logbook data for the 2015-16 gamefish season. This is similar to the previous year. Still looking for new skippers to take a logbook. BlueWater Marine Research. 16 January 2017.

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Gamefish tagging news. November 2018

The number of striped marlin tagged in 2017-18 was below average, while the number of blue marlin, shortbill spearfish and swordfish tagged were above average. Report from the Gamefish Tagging Programme partners Fisheries New Zealand and the NZSFC. 19 November 2018.

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