Taw Torridge Sublittoral Mussel Stock Assessment 2020

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Summary

In order to better understand the distribution of sublittoral mussel resource in the main channel of the Taw-Torridge estuary, north Devon. Grab surveys were undertaken on 23rd October 2020. These surveys included a maximum of three grab samples, taken with a 10 kg van Veen grab, at each of 38 sampling stations positioned throughout the main channel of the estuary between approximately Crow Point to Coolstone and the estuary mouth. Surveys were conducted by an IFCA officer on board a local fishing vessel. Data include georeferenced grab success and failure data, count of mussel in each grab and mussel length data for all mussels observed.

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2022-07-22
Access contraints
Contact Devon and Severn Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority to request full report: office@devonandsevernifca.gov.uk, 01803 854648
Harvest GUID
2c44696b-282d-4ba1-8d27-981ac7ffc13f
Extent
Latitude: 51.0955° to 51.0569°
Longitude: -4.2613° to -4.1719°
Spatial reference system
urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326
Dataset reference date
2020-12-01 (publication)
2020-12-23 (creation)
2020-11-03 (revision)
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Responsible party
Devon and Severn Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (originator, custodian)
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Metadata language
eng
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