Transcript Diapositiva 1

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SFITUM
Sport Fishing: an informative economic alternative for
tuna fishing in the Mediterranean
By Juan Ramón Borrego
Subjects of Analysis
Participants in Sfitum
SPAIN
• CEAB-CSIC
• Spanish Oceanic
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ITALY
• Aquastudio
FRANCE
• Oceanic
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Institute
GEM, Barcelona
University
Developpement
Federación
International de la
Pêche Sportive en
Mer
Others Collaborators
Sportive Clubs of fishing of Catalonia and Balearics
Index Proposal
I.DESCRIPTION
• Definitions
• MRF segments
• MRF techniques
• Species affected by MRF
• Areas
• Legal framework
• Critical items
• Indicators
II. EU Description of Areas
III. ANALISIS OF CASE
• Tuna case
IV.CONCLUSIONS
• Management proposals
Definitions and State of Art:
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What
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is marine recreational fisheries
relation MRF/Recreational Fleet
relation MRF/Illegal fisheries
requirements to MRF practice
Licenses
Insurances
Mooring
Declaration
Navegation requeriments
MRFishing segments
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Pure recreational
Pesca-turismo
Legal professional (artisanal)
Illegal activity: continuity, percentage of total
and evolution with the recreational fishing
performance.
Qualitative Data: Vessels, Fishing Days at Sea, Direct
employment, Indirect employment, Kg, Income,
Inputs, Induced Economic Activity Quantitative
Data: Vessels, Fishing Days at Sea, Moorings,
Captures, number of recreational fisher men.
MRF Technology
Technical Description, Regulation and
Species
• Pole and line
• Sub aquatic
• Vessel
– Longline
– Pole and line
– Currican
– brumeo
Data: Vessels, Licenses, Questionary, Police,
Sportive Clubs, Ports.
Species affected by MRF
• Big Pelagic: Blue Fine Tuna, Albacore,
Swordfish, Shark.
• Shore
• Demersal
Data: Vessels, Fishing Days at Sea, Species,
Kg, Register of board.
Geographical Areas: Med. EU
• Spain: Catalonia, Balearic, Valencia, Murcia,
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Andalusia {5}
France: Languedoc, PACA {2}
Italy: Tirreno, Sicily, Adriatic, Ligurian, Ioanic,
Sardinia {6}
Greece
Malta
Cyprus
Slovenia
Note: We make the work in the Countries like Spain, France and Italy in the
area of Mediterranean.
Map of regions that we work
Regions in the zone that we are working:
Spain: Andalusia, Murcia, Valencia, Catalonia and Balearic islands
France: Lenguadoc and Paca
Italy: Ligurian and Tirre
Malta, Xipre, Corsega and Slovenia are countries that we haven’t a possibility to find
any data or questionary.
Questionary to MRF
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Days with some fish activity at year
Species catches last year
Kg last year
Gears on board
Number of licenses of the habitual crew
Length of vessel
Fuel used to this activity
Zones of fishing last year
Arts and methods of recreational fishing used
Valuation of administration activity
Number of exits
Etc.
Questionary, Types Used
QUESTIONARY
Persons with Licenses of
recreational fishing in a
determinate territory
Affiliated to federations or
Sportive Clubs of
Recreational Fishing
Plan about the Questionary in
Spain
No
Professional
Fishing
Licenses of
recreative
fishing
Fish in ship
No affiliated
Sportive Clubs
From police we try to evaluate the weight of non license fishermen
With data of license fisher men questionary we can estimate the legal
recreational fishing in the zone.
With data of the sportive clubs we provided best information on selected
species and places
EU description
by Geographical Areas
Legal
Licenses
Insurances
Mooring
Declaration
Navegation
Species affected
Fishing Technology
Technical description, regulation and
species
MRFishing segments
Pure recreational
Pesca-turismo
Illegal activity
Quantitative: Number mooring, licences, number recreational vessel, use of
mooring, concurses (number people envolved), diving clubs...
Items to analyze in relation to
management Recreational Fisheries
• Title to allow work in RF
• Insurance facilities and costs to RF
• Technical requirements> Vessel, places,
etc.
• Contract systems
• Tuna Quota allocation
Possible Indicators of Resource Use
• Add Value> Add Value/Tn
• Employment> Employment/Tn
• Inducted Value> Inducted Value/Tn
Need of Quantitative Data: Vessels, Catch,
Direct employment, Fixed Cost, Variable Cost,
Income
Induced Economic Activity: gears, fuel, bait,
mantenaince, hotels, restorants, competition,
benefical sales
Results Waited for the project
Evaluate the impact of
the recreational activity
over the resource
Evaluate the economic
activity involved in the
Recreational Fishing
(MRF)
Evaluate the impact of
management mesures
on MRF
Prevent conflicts
between alternative
users of sea resources
Tuna Case analysis
• Areas: Sp, Fr & It
• Indicators
• Data needs