Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(regulation 4)
(paragraph (7) (1) (b))
Part 1 Conservation Measure 2/III
Mesh size (as amended in accordance with Conservation Measure 19/IX)
1. The
use of pelagic and bottom trawls having the mesh-size in any part of a trawl
less than indicated is prohibited for any directed fishery for:
| Notothenia
rossii, Dissostichus eleginoides | - 120 mm |
| Notothenia gibberifrons,
Notothenia kempi, Notothenia squamifrons | - 80 mm |
2. It is prohibited to
use any means or device which would obstruct or diminish the size of the
meshes.
3. This Conservation Measure does not apply to fishing conducted for
scientific research purposes.
4. This Measure will apply as of 1 September 1985.
Part 2 Conservation Measure 19/IX
Mesh size for Champsocephalus gunnari
1. The use of pelagic
and bottom trawls having the mesh size in any part of a trawl less than 90 mm
is prohibited for any directed fishery for Champsocephalus gunnari .
2. The mesh size specified above is defined in accordance with the regulations
on mesh size measurement, Conservation Measure 4/V.
3. It is prohibited to use any means or device which would obstruct or
diminish the size of the meshes.
4. This Conservation Measure does not apply to fishing conducted for
scientific research purposes.
5. This Measure will apply as of 1 November 1991.
6. Conservation Measure 2/III is amended accordingly.
Part 3 Conservation Measure 30/X1
Net Monitor Cables
The use of net monitor
cables on harvesting vessels in the CCAMLR Convention Area is prohibited from
the 1994/1995 fishing season.
1 except for waters adjacent
to the Kerguelen and Crozet Islands
Part 4 Conservation Measure 40/X
Monthly Catch and Effort Reporting System
This Conservation Measure is adopted in
accordance with Conservation Measure 7/V where appropriate:
1. For the purposes of this Catch and Effort Reporting System the reporting
period shall be defined as one calendar month.
2. At the end of each reporting period, each Contracting Party shall obtain
from each of its vessels its total catch and total days and hours fished for
that period and shall, by cable or telex, transmit the aggregated catch and
days and hours fished for its vessels so as to reach the Executive Secretary
not later than the end of the next reporting period.
3. Such reports shall specify the month to which each report refers.
4. Immediately after the deadline has passed for receipt of the reports for
each period, the Executive Secretary shall notify all Contracting Parties of
the total catch taken during the reporting period, the total aggregate catch
for the season to date together with an estimate of the date upon which the
total allowable catch is likely to be reached for that season. The estimate
shall be based on a projection forward of the trend in daily catch rates,
obtained using linear regression techniques from a number of the most recent
catch reports.
5. In the case of finfish, if the estimated date of completion of the TAC is
within one reporting period of the date on which the Secretariat received the
report of the catches, the Executive Secretary shall inform all Contracting
Parties that the fishery will close on that estimated day or on the day on
which the report was received, whichever is the later.
Part 5 Conservation Measure 64/XII1, 2
The Application of Conservation Measures to Scientific Research
This Conservation Measure governs the application of conservation
measures to scientific research and is adopted in accordance with Article IX
of the Convention.
1. General application.
2. Application to vessels taking less than 50 tonnes of catch for any purpose.
3. Application to vessels taking more than 50 tonnes of finfish.
2 Except for waters adjacent to the Prince Edward Islands.
Annex 64/A
Formats for Notification of Research Vessel Activity
Format 1 Notification of research vessel activity when the total catch is
expected to be less than 50 tonnes
Name and registration number of
vessel
Division and subarea in which research is to be carried
out
Estimated dates of entering and leaving
CCAMLR Convention Area
Purpose of research
Fishing equipment likely to be used:
Bottom trawl
Midwater trawl
Longline
Crab pots
Other fishing gear (specify)
Format 2 Format for reporting plans for finfish surveys in the Convention area when the total catch is expected to be more than 50 tonnes
CCAMLR Member
Survey details
A statement of the
planned research objectives
Survey Area/Subarea/Division
Geographical Boundaries: Latitude
from to
Longitude from to
Is a map of area
surveyed (preferably including bathymetry and positions of sampling stations /
hauls) appended to the format:
Proposed dates of survey:
from / / (Y/M/D)
to / /
(Y/M/D)
The name(s) and address of the chief scientist(s)
responsible for planning and coordinating the research
Number of scientists and crew
to be aboard the vessel.
Is there opportunity for inviting
scientists from other Members:
If so, indicate a number of such
scientists
Description of vessel
Name of vessel
Name and address of vessel owner
Vessel type (dedicated research or chartered commercial vessel)
Port of registration Registration number
Radio call
sign Overall length (m)
Tonnage
Equipment used for determining position
Fishing capacity (limited
to scientific sampling activities only
or commercial capacity)
(tonnes/day)
Fish processing capacity (if vessel type is
commercial) (tonnes/day)
Fish storage capacity (if
vessel type is commercial) (m 3 )
Description of
fishing gear to be used:
Trawl type (i.e. bottom, midwater)
Mesh
shape (i.e. diamond, square) and
mesh size in codend (mm)
Longline
Other sampling gear as plankton nets, CTD probes,
water
samplers, etc. (specify)
Description of acoustic gear to be used
Type Frequency
Survey design and methods of data
analyses
Survey design (random, semi-random)
Target
species
Stratification (if any) according to —
Depth
zones (list)
Fish density (list)
Other (specify)
Duration of standard sampling stations/hauls (preferably 30
min) (min)
Proposed number of hauls
Proposed sample
size (total): (number) (kg)
Proposed methods of survey data analyses
(i.e. swept area method, acoustic
survey)
Data to be collected
Haul-by-haul catch and effort data
in accordance with CCAMLR Form C4 for reporting results of fishing for
research purposes:
Fine-scale biological data in accordance with CCAMLR Forms B1, B2 and
B3:
Other data (as applicable)
Part 6 Conservation Measure 63/XV
Regulation of the Use and Disposal of Plastic Packaging Bands on Fishing Vessels
The Commission,
Recollecting that for many years it has received evidence from the Scientific
Committee that substantial numbers of Antarctic fur seals have been entangled
and killed in plastic packaging bands in the Convention Area,
Noting that, despite the recommendations of CCAMLR and the provisions of the
MARPOL Convention and its Annexes which prohibit the jettisoning of all
plastics at sea, substantial entanglement of fur seals is still continuing,
Recognising that the bait boxes used on fishing vessels in particular and
other packages in general need not be secured by plastic packaging bands
because suitable alternatives exist,
Agrees to adopt the following Conservation Measure, to reduce the incidental
mortality of Antarctic fur seals due to entanglement, in accordance with
Article IX of the Convention.
1. The use on fishing vessels of plastic packaging bands to secure bait boxes
shall be prohibited.
2. The use of other plastic packaging bands for other purposes on fishing
vessels which do not use on-board incinerators (closed systems) shall be
prohibited.
3. Any packaging bands, once removed from packages, shall be cut, so that they
do not form a continuous loop and at the earliest opportunity burned in the
on-board incinerator.
4. Any plastic residue shall be stored on board the vessel until reaching port
and in no case discarded at sea.
Part 7 Conservation Measure 106/XV
Precautionary Catch Limitation on Euphausia superba in Statistical Division 58.4.1
The total catch of Euphausia superba in Statistical Division 58.4.1
shall be limited to 775 000 tonnes in any fishing season. A fishing
season begins on 1 July and finishes on 30 June the following year.
This limit shall be kept under review by the Commission, taking into account
the advice of the Scientific Committee.
For the purposes of implementing this Conservation Measure, the catches shall
be reported to the Commission on a monthly basis.
Part 8 Conservation Measure 29/XVI1, 2
Minimisation of the Incidental Mortality of Seabirds in the Course of Longline Fishing or Longline Fishing Research in the Convention Area
Noting the need to reduce the incidental mortality of seabirds
during longline fishing by minimising their attraction to fishing vessels and
by preventing them from attempting to seize baited hooks, particularly during
the period when the lines are set,
Adopts the following measures to reduce the possibility of incidental
mortality of seabirds during longline fishing.
1. Fishing operations shall be conducted in such a way that the baited hooks
sink as soon as possible after they are put in the water. Only thawed bait
shall be used.
2. For vessels using the Spanish method of longline fishing, weights should be
released before line tension occurs; weights of at least 6kg mass should be
used, spaced at intervals of no more than 20m.
3. Longlines shall be set at night only (i.e. during the hours of darkness
between the times of nautical twilight 3 ) 4 . During longline fishing at
night, only the minimum ship's lights necessary for safety
shall be used.
4. The dumping of offal is prohibited while longlines are being set. The
dumping of offal during the haul shall be avoided as far as possible; if
discharge of offal during the haul is unavoidable, this discharge shall take
place on the opposite side of the vessel to that where longlines are hauled.
5. Every effort should be made to ensure that birds captured alive during
longlining are released alive and that wherever possible hooks are removed
without jeopardising the life of the bird concerned.
6. A streamer line designed to discourage birds from settling on baits during
deployment of longlines shall be towed. Specification of the streamer line and
its method of deployment is given in the Appendix to this Measure. Details of
the construction relating to the number and placement of swivels may be varied
so long as the effective sea surface covered by the streamers is no less than
that covered by the currently specified design. Details of the device dragged
in the water in order to create tension in the line may also be varied.
7. Other variations in the design of streamer lines may be tested on vessels
carrying 2 observers, at least one appointed in accordance with the CCAMLR
Scheme of International Scientific Observation, providing that all other
elements of this Conservation Measure are complied with 5 .
2 Except for waters adjacent to the Prince Edward Islands.
3 The exact times of nautical twilight are set forth in the Nautical Almanac tables for the relevant latitude, local time and date. All times, whether for ship operations or observer reporting, shall be referenced to GMT.
4 Wherever possible, setting of lines should be completed at least 3 hours before sunrise (to reduce loss of bait to/catches of white-chinned petrels).
5 The streamer lines under test should be constructed and operated taking full account of the principles set out in WG-IMALF-94/19 (available from the CCAMLR Secretariat); testing should be carried out independently of actual commercial fishing and in a manner consistent with the spirit of Conservation Measure 65/XII.
Appendix to Conservation Measure 29/XVI
1. The streamer line is to be
suspended at the stern from a point approximately 4.5m above the water and
such that the line is directly above the point where the baits hit the water.
2. The streamer line is to be approximately 3mm diameter, have a minimum
length of 150m and have a device at the end to create tension so that the main
line streams directly behind the ship even in cross winds.
3. At 5m intervals commencing from the point of attachment to the ship 5
branch streamers each comprising 2 strands of approximately 3mm diameter cord
should be attached. The length of the streamer should range between
approximately 3.5m nearest the ship to approximately 1.25m for the fifth
streamer. When the streamer line is deployed the branch streamers should reach
the sea surface and periodically dip into it as the ship heaves. Swivels
should be placed in the streamer line at the towing point, before and after
the point of attachment of each branch streamer and immediately before any
weight placed on the end of the streamer line. Each branch streamer should
also have a swivel at its attachment to the streamer line.
Part 9 Conservation Measure 130/XVI
Fishery for Champsocephalus gunnari in Statistical Division 58.5.2 in the 1997/98 Fishing Season
1. The total catch
for Champsocephalus gunnari on the Heard Island plateau shall be limited to
900 tonnes in the 1997/98 fishing season.
2. Fishing shall cease if the by-catch of any of the species listed in
Conservation Measure 132/XVI (other species) reaches its by-catch limit.
3. For the purposes of this Conservation Measure, the Heard Island plateau is
defined as that portion of Statistical Division 58.5.2 that lies within the
area bounded by the following limits:
A chart illustrating the
above definition is appended to this Conservation Measure (Annex 130/A).
4. For the purposes of this fishery on Champsocephalus gunnari , the 1997/98
fishing season is defined as the period from 8 November 1997 to the end
of the Commission meeting in 1998.
5. The catch limit may only be taken by trawling.
6. Where any haul contains more than 100kg of Champsocephalus gunnari, and
more than 10% of the Champsocephalus gunnari by number are smaller than 240mm
total length, the fishing vessel shall move to another fishing location at
least 5n miles distant 1 . The fishing vessel shall not return to any point
within 5n miles of the location where the catch of small Champsocephalus
gunnari exceeded 10% for a period of at least 5 days 2 . The location where
the catch of small Champsocephalus gunnari exceeded 10% is defined as the path
followed by the fishing vessel from the point at which the fishing gear was
first deployed from the fishing vessel to the point at which the fishing gear
was retrieved by the fishing vessel.
7. Each vessel participating in the fishery shall have at least one scientific
observer, and include, if available, one appointed in accordance with the
CCAMLR Scheme of International Scientific Observation, on board throughout all
fishing activities.
8. Each vessel operating in the Champsocephalus gunnari fishery in Statistical
Division 58.5.2 shall have a VMS 3 at all times.
9. A ten-day catch and effort reporting system shall be implemented:
10. A fine-scale effort and biological data reporting system shall be implemented:
11. If, in the course of the directed fishery for Champsocephalus gunnari , the by-catch in any one haul of any one of the species Notothenia rossii, Lepidonotothen squamifrons, Channichthys rhinoceratus or Bathyraja spp. either,
* is greater than 100 kg and exceeds 5% of the total catch of all fish by weight, or
* is equal to, or greater than 2 tonnes, then
the fishing vessel shall move to another fishing location at least 5n miles distant 1 . The fishing vessel shall not return to any point within 5n miles of the location where the by-catch exceeded 5% for a period of at least 5 days 2 . The location where the by-catch exceeded 5% is defined as the path followed by the fishing vessel from the point at which the fishing gear was first deployed from the fishing vessel to the point at which the fishing gear was retrieved by the fishing vessel.
1 This provision is adopted pending the adoption of a more appropriate definition of a fishing location by the Commission.2 The specified period is adopted in accordance with the reporting period specified in Conservation Measure 51/XII, pending the adoption of a more appropriate period by the Commission.
3 As described in Resolution 12/XVI.
Annex
130/A
Chart of the Heard Island Plateau
Part 10 Conservation Measure 131/XVI
Precautionary Catch Limits on the Fishery for Dissostichus eleginoides in Statistical Division 58.5.2 for the 1997/98 Season
1. The
total catch of Dissostichus eleginoides in Statistical Division 58.5.2 in the
1997/98 season shall be limited to 3,700 tonnes.
2. For the purposes of this Conservation Measure the 1997/98 season is defined
as the period from 8 November 1997 to the end of the Commission meeting in
1998.
3. Fishing shall cease if the by-catch of any of the species listed in
Conservation Measure 132/XVI reaches its by-catch limit.
4. The catch limit may only be taken by trawling.
5. Each vessel participating in the Dissostichus eleginoides fishery in
Statistical Division 58.5.2 shall have at least one scientific observer
and, if available, one appointed in accordance with the CCAMLR Scheme of
International Scientific Observation on board throughout all fishing
activities.
6. Each vessel operating in the Dissostichus eleginoides fishery in
Statistical Division 58.5.2 shall have a VMS 1 at all times.
7. A ten-day catch and effort reporting system shall be implemented:
8. A fine-scale effort and biological data reporting system shall be implemented:
The above data shall be submitted to the CCAMLR
Secretariat not later than one month after the vessel returns to port.
9. If in the course of a directed fishery for Dissostichus eleginoides, the
by-catch in any one haul of the species Lepidonotothen squamifrons, Notothenia
rossii, Channichthys rhinoceratus or Bathyraja spp. either,
the fishing vessel shall
move to another fishing location at least 5n miles distant 2 . The fishing
vessel shall not return to any point within 5n miles of the location where the
by-catch exceeded 5% for a period of at least 5 days 3 . The location where
the by-catch exceeded 5% is defined as the path followed by the fishing vessel
from the point at which the fishing gear was first deployed from the fishing
vessel to the point at which the fishing gear was retrieved by the fishing
vessel.
10. The total number and weight of Dissostichus eleginoides discarded,
including those with the jellymeat condition, shall be reported. These fish
will count towards the total allowable catch.
2 This provision is adopted pending the adoption of a more appropriate definition of a fishing location by the Commission.
3 The specified period is adopted in accordance with the reporting period specified in Conservation Measure 51/XII, pending the adoption of a more appropriate period by the Commission.
Part 11 Conservation Measure 132/XVI
Limitation of the Catch of Lepidonotothen squamifrons , Notothenia rossii , Channichthys rhinoceratus and Bathyraja spp. and other Species in Statistical Division 58.5.2 in the 1997/98 Fishing Season
1. There shall be no directed fishing for Lepidonotothen
squamifrons, Notothenia rossii, Channichthys rhinoceratus or Bathyraja spp. in
Statistical Division 58.5.2 in the 1997/98 fishing season.
2. In directed fisheries in Statistical Division 58.5.2 in the 1997/98 fishing
season, the by-catch of Lepidonotothen squamifrons shall not exceed 325
tonnes; the by-catch of Channichthys rhinoceratus shall not exceed 80 tonnes;
and the by-catch of Bathyraja spp. shall not exceed 120 tonnes.
3. The by-catch of any fish species not mentioned in paragraph 2, and for
which there is no other catch limit in force, shall not exceed 50 tonnes in
Statistical Division 58.5.2.
Part 12 Conservation Measure 133/XVI1, 2
General Measures for New And Exploratory Longline Fisheries for Dissostichus spp. in the Convention Area for the 1997/98 Season
Noting the need for the distribution of fishing effort and
appropriate catch levels in fine-scale rectangles 3 in these new fisheries,
adopts the following Conservation Measure:
1. Fishing should take place over as large a geographical and bathymetric
range as possible to obtain the information necessary to determine fishery
potential and to avoid over-concentration of catch and effort. To this end,
fishing in any fine-scale rectangle shall cease when the reported catch
reaches 100 tonnes and that rectangle shall be closed to fishing for the
remainder of the season. Fishing in any fine-scale rectangle shall be
restricted to one vessel at any one time.
2. In order to give effect to paragraph 1 above:
3. The by-catch of any species in the new and exploratory fisheries other than
Dissostichus spp. in the Statistical Subareas and Divisions concerned shall be
limited to 50 tonnes.
4. The total number and weight of Dissostichus eleginoides and Dissostichus
mawsoni discarded, including those with the `jellymeat' condition, shall be
reported.
5 2 . Each vessel participating in the new and exploratory fisheries for
Dissostichus spp. during the 1997/98 season shall have on board at least one
scientific observer, appointed in accordance with the CCAMLR Scheme of
International Scientific Observation, throughout all fishing activities within
the fishing season.
6. The data collection plan (Annex 133/A) shall be implemented. Data collected
pursuant to the plan for the period up to 31 August 1998 shall be
reported to CCAMLR by 30 September 1998 so that the data will be
available to the 1998 meeting of the Working Group on Fish Stock Assessment.
Such data taken after 31 August shall be reported to CCAMLR not later than
3 months after the closure of the fishery.
2 Except for waters adjacent to the Prince Edward Islands.
3 A fine-scale rectangle is defined as an area of 0.5° latitude by 1° longitude with respect to the northwest corner of the Statistical Subarea or Division. The identification of each rectangle is by the latitude of its northernmost boundary and the longitude of the boundary closest to 0°.
Annex 133/A
Data Collection Plan for New and Exploratory Longline Fisheries
1. All
vessels will comply with conditions set by CCAMLR. These include five-day
catch and effort reporting system (Conservation Measure 51/XII) and monthly
fine-scale effort and biological data reporting system (Conservation
Measures 121/XVI and 122/XVI) will be followed.
2. All data required by the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual for finfish
fisheries will be collected. These include:
3. Data specific to longline fisheries will be collected. These include:
Part 13 Conservation Measure 144/XVI
Exploratory Fishery for Dissostichus spp. taken by the Trawl Method in Statistical Division 58.4.3 in the 1997/98 Season
The
Commission hereby adopts the following Conservation measure in accordance with
Conservation Measure 65/XII:
1. Fishing for Dissostichus spp. by trawl in Statistical Division 58.4.3 north
of 60°S shall be limited to the exploratory fishery by Australian flagged
vessels only. The total catch of Dissostichus spp. in the 1997/98 season shall
not exceed 963 tonnes taken by the trawl method.
2. For the purposes of this Conservation Measure the 1997/98 season is defined
as the period from 8 November 1997 to the end of the Commission meeting in
1998 or until the catch limit is reached, whichever is the sooner.
3. Each vessel participating in the exploratory fishery for Dissostichus spp.
in Statistical Division 58.4.3 shall have at least one scientific observer
appointed in accordance with the CCAMLR Scheme of International Scientific
Observation on board throughout all fishing activities within the Division.
4. Each vessel operating in the exploratory fishery for Dissostichus spp. in
Statistical Division 58.4.3 shall have a VMS 1 at all times.
5. For the purpose of implementing this Conservation Measure:
6. If in the course of a directed fishery for Dissostichus spp., the by-catch in any one haul of the species Lepidonotothen squamifrons, Notothenia rossii, Channichthys rhinoceratus or Bathyraja spp. either,
the fishing
vessel shall move to another fishing location at least 5n miles distant 2 .
The fishing vessel shall not return to any point within 5n miles of the
location where the by-catch exceeded 5% for a period of at least 5 days 3 .
The location where the by-catch exceeded 5% is defined as the path followed by
the fishing vessel from the point at which the fishing gear was first deployed
from the fishing vessel to the point at which the fishing gear was retrieved
by the fishing vessel.
7. The total number and weight of Dissostichus spp. discarded, including those
with the jellymeat condition, shall be reported. These fish will count towards
the total allowable catch.
8. The data collection plan in Annex 144/A will be implemented and the results
reported to CCAMLR not later than 3 months after the closure of the fishery.
2 This provision is adopted pending the adoption of a more appropriate definition of a fishing location by the Commission.
3 The specified period is adopted in accordance with the reporting period specified in Conservation Measure 51/XII, pending the adoption of a more appropriate period by the Commission.
Annex 144/A
Research
and Fishery Operations Plan
During the early stages of exploratory fishing on
the Elan and BANZARE Banks, subject to the catch limits set by CCAMLR,
Australian vessels will conduct a trawl survey to assess the biomass of
commercially important species on each of the banks down to 1,500m depth.
Exploration and surveys might not occur on both banks in the same season, but
commercial exploration will not occur unless a survey is conducted at the same
time. The survey, once commenced, will be completed in as short a time period
as possible.
The survey on each bank will comprise 40 hauls at randomly chosen positions.
Because the suitability of the bottom on these banks for fishing is not well
known, and even the positions of some parts of the banks are not precisely
known, it is likely that a high proportion of the sites will be unsuitable for
trawling. To make the survey as practicable as possible, the ground shallower
than 1,500m on each bank has been divided into just over 40 squares, each of
15n miles square for Elan Bank and 25n miles square for BANZARE Bank
(Figures 1 and 2). Within each square, 5 randomly chosen trawling positions
have been nominated (Tables 1 and 2), and the vessel will trawl at one of the
5 positions in each square. If no nominated trawl position in a square is
suitable, then that square will be abandoned. More accurate charts of these
areas will be available soon, and it may be necessary alter the positions of
the sampling squares.
Permit Conditions and Data Collection Plan
The vessels
will comply with all express and implied conditions set by CCAMLR. General
conditions include 120mm minimum mesh size (Conservation Measure 2/III), and
no net monitor cables to be used (Conservation Measure 30/X). The five-day
catch and effort reporting system (Conservation Measure 51/XII) and the
monthly effort and biological data reporting required by Conservation Measures
121/XVI and 122/XVI will also apply in Division 58.4.3.
In addition to conditions set by CCAMLR, the Australian Fisheries Management
Authority (AFMA) will require that the vessels carry an operating VMS which
will enable AFMA to know their position at all times. An inspector/scientific
observer will also be aboard all vessels at all times to monitor activities
and catches and to collect biological data.
The following data and material will be collected from both the survey and
commercial fishing operations, as required by the CCAMLR Scientific Observers
Manual for finfish fisheries:
Figure 1: Chart of the Elan Bank area, showing the location and numbering system of the 15n mile sampling squares.
Table 1: List of random trawl stations for Elan Bank. Square grid locations are shown on Figure 1.
| Square
Grid Locations | First Station | Second Station | Third Station | Fourth Station |
Fifth Station |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | S56 24.55: E065 55.28 | S56 21.12: E066 3.82 | S56 17.66:
E065 50.32 | S56 14.65: E066 4.36 | S56 26.73: E066 5.89 |
| A2 | S56 30.88: E065 50.84 | S56 38.82: E066 1.89 | S56 41.46: E065 44.57 | S56 31.88: E066 4.77 | S56
41.86: E066 9.47 |
| A3 | S56 43.80: E065 59.38 | S56 47.81: E066 10.68 | S56 55.20:
E066 9.21 | S56 56.51: E065 56.59 | S56 43.96: E065 47.81 |
| A4 | S57 1.86: E065 50.20 | S57 11.73: E066 10.04 | S57 4.77: E066 2.05 | S57 8.51: E065 55.01 | S56
57.71: E066 3.60 |
| B1 | S56 19.77: E066 24.88 | S56 24.48: E066 23.68 | S56 27.58:
E066 11.59 | S56 15.71: E066 14.24 | S56 15.57: E066 32.45 |
| B2 | S56 32.59: E066 26.48 | S56 41.04: E066 33.01 | S56 41.31: E066 15.90 | S56 36.50: E066 12.88 |
S56 31.14: E066 16.33 |
| B3 | S56 57.24: E066 30.36 | S56 56.25: E066 15.73 | S56
51.16: E066 25.84 | S56 48.05: E066 15.76 | S56 43.91: E066 26.87 |
| B4 | S57 8.66:
E066 31.75 | S57 10.15: E066 18.07 | S56 57.75: E066 36.28 | S56 58.71: E066 11.59 | S57 3.86: E066 22.46 |
| C1 | S56 13.43: E066 43.93 | S56 14.03: E066 51.00 |
S56 20.12: E066 47.04 | S56 20.73: E067 2.48 | S56 25.59: E066 56.10 |
| C2 | S56
28.07: E066 46.62 | S56 33.00: E067 5.98 | S56 37.80: E066 55.92 | S56 40.03:
E067 4.47 | S56 38.39: E066 41.83 |
| C3 | S56 42.86: E066 59.98 | S56 48.13: E066 39.05 | S56 53.97: E066 45.39 | S56 48.01: E066 56.59 | S56 57.31: E067 2.60 |
| C4 |
S56 59.31: E067 3.75 | S57 9.51: E066 59.68 | S57 7.15: E066 41.78 | S57 12.46:
E066 38.81 | S57 1.67: E066 49.23 |
| D1 | S56 17.42: E067 25.10 | S56 22.14: E067 12.51 | S56 12.84: E067 21.12 | S56 23.03: E067 22.84 | S56 13.68: E067 10.66 |
| D2
| S56 32.16: E067 7.69 | S56 33.54: E067 26.84 | S56 37.29: E067 11.22 | S56 27.87:
E067 28.71 | S56 38.10: E067 20.66 |
| D3 | S56 50.27: E067 28.99 | S56 46.18: E067 12.53 | S56 42.89: E067 26.35 | S56 56.10: E067 7.64 | S56 57.46: E067 31.84 |
| D4 |
S57 11.71: E067 31.52 | S57 11.31: E067 10.26 | S57 11.92: E067 20.28 | S57 1.14:
E067 29.01 | S57 1.82: E067 15.79 |
| E1 | S56 17.94: E067 47.43 | S56 21.58: E067 35.71 | S56 22.18: E067 53.91 | S56 26.71: E067 43.50 | S56 14.81: E067 36.87 |
| E2
| S56 34.13: E067 33.41 | S56 39.36: E067 43.38 | S56 27.69: E067 52.77 | S56
27.87: E067 42.28 | S56 33.46: E067 44.98 |
| E3 | S56 52.19: E067 51.62 | S56
48.28: E067 42.73 | S56 56.95: E067 57.64 | S56 45.39: E067 55.36 | S56 55.34:
E067 42.67 |
| E4 | S57 10.30: E067 45.79 | S57 0.91: E067 55.70 | S57 6.08: E067 39.83 | S57 8.91: E067 59.13 | S57 4.51: E067 48.72 |
| F2 | S56 31.79: E068 19.54 |
S56 29.77: E068 7.02 | S56 42.14: E068 19.35 | S56 39.69: E068 27.72 | S56 42.53:
E068 2.68 |
| F3 | S56 49.85: E068 10.15 | S56 53.68: E068 6.36 | S56 50.13: E068 26.41 | S56 42.67: E068 27.43 | S56 44.87: E068 18.07 |
| F4 | S57 1.32: E068 15.10 |
S57 11.30: E068 22.33 | S57 5.48: E068 21.23 | S56 58.09: E068 24.18 | S57 9.65:
E068 7.07 |
| G3 | S56 52.75: E068 44.92 | S56 51.43: E068 47.19 | S56 43.84: E068 55.14 | S56 43.63: E068 40.01 | S56 49.36: E068 34.34 |
| G4 | S57 9.15: E068 45.12 |
S57 9.09: E068 54.03 | S57 10.80: E068 34.27 | S57 0.20: E068 46.70 | S57 5.54:
E068 38.71 |
| H3 | S56 55.61: E069 16.27 | S56 45.47: E069 14.63 | S56 51.20: E068 57.49 | S56 50.62: E069 17.28 | S56 43.85: E068 57.67 |
| H4 | S57 3.55: E068 58.58 |
S57 5.71: E069 18.97 | S56 59.69: E069 9.34 | S57 10.24: E069 7.86 | S57 11.67:
E069 18.29 |
| 13 | S56 54.98: E069 28.76 | S56 45.85: E069 44.25 | S56 52.47: E069 40.74 | S56 47.59: E069 33.11 | S56 49.09: E069 23.90 |
| 14 | S56 58.09: E069 22.93 | S56 58.48: E069 29.63 | S57 5.01: E069 28.52 | S57 2.20: E069 40.34 | S57 6.80:
E069 44.71 |
| J2 | S56 41.22: E070 12.99 | S56 37.35: E070 5.22 | S56 28.16: E070 6.82 | S56 37.77: E069 50.54 | S56 42.32: E069 57.38 |
| J3 | S56 44.29: E070 3.81 |
S56 46.26: E070 4.58 | S56 48.97: E070 16.73 | S56 53.70: E069 59.62 | S56 49.47:
E069 50.61 |
| J4 | S57 7.43: E070 0.43 | S57 6.37: E070 8.17 | S56 57.71: E070 14.28 | S57 0.09: E069 55.88 | S57 11.12: E070 13.28 |
| K2 | S56 35.56: E070 23.01 |
S56 30.25: E070 43.89 | S56 38.08: E070 32.86 | S56 28.40: E070 21.44 | S56
42.07: E070 23.07 |
| K3 | S56 48.69: E070 18.37 | S56 54.12: E070 24.61 | S56
44.02: E070 36.35 | S56 54.77: E070 38.90 | S56 49.46: E070 39.43 |
| K4 | S57 3.49:
E070 31.74 | S57 9.24: E070 25.28 | S56 57.79: E070 28.55 | S57 11.43: E070 44.95 | S57 0.18: E070 18.83 |
| L2 | S56 41.58: E070 52.32 | S56 40.63: E071 10.52 | S56
28.96: E071 11.74 | S56 37.49: E070 46.66 | S56 37.42: E071 2.33 |
| L3 | S56 43.03:
E070 56.09 | S56 47.01: E071 3.54 | S56 51.73: E070 55.05 | S56 56.84: E070 47.53 | S56 55.15: E071 4.23 |
| L4 | S56 59.49: E070 59.86 | S57 8.39: E070 56.57 | S57
1.20: E070 48.39 | S57 5.07: E071 8.73 | S57 9.40: E070 45.68 |
| L5 | S57 25.96:
E071 4.82 | S57 26.01: E071 12.54 | S57 16.56: E071 10.81 | S57 16.14: E070 58.26 | S57 19.40: E070 50.56 |
| M2 | S56 30.47: E071 26.49 | S56 41.30: E071 32.08 | S56
36.42: E071 24.09 | S56 38.61: E071 14.23 | S56 28.57: E071 16.97 |
| M3 | S56
51.90: E071 29.02 | S56 51.44: E071 29.81 | S56 43.59: E071 21.03 | S56 57.22:
E071 38.90 | S56 55.56: E071 19.31 |
| M4 | S57 8.41: E071 36.19 | S57 1.54: E071 36.32 | S57 8.12: E071 18.90 | S56 58.48: E071 14.11 | S57 11.74: E071 28.07 |
| M5 |
S57 24.86: E071 12.87 | S57 22.91: E071 29.50 | S57 15.88: E071 29.57 | S57
18.36: E071 18.60 | S57 17.03: E071 38.76 |
| N2 | S56 36.28: E071 41.27 | S56
36.81: E071 59.21 | S56 41.04: E071 44.72 | S56 29.13: E071 48.45 | S56 28.46:
E072 0.76 |
| N3 | S56 54.39: E072 3.05 | S56 49.45: E071 44.59 | S56 45.04: E072 4.42 | S56 56.14: E071 42.39 | S56 56.67: E071 53.95 |
| N4 | S57 10.90: E071 42.78 |
S56 59.54: E071 51.25 | S57 9.56: E072 2.23 | S56 59.08: E072 0.75 | S57 5.76:
E071 52.41 |
Figure 2: Chart of the BANZARE Bank area, showing the location and numbering system of the 25n mile sampling squares
Table 2: List of random trawl stations for BANZARE Bank. Square grid locations are shown on Figure 2.