Targeting Abundant Fish Stocks while Avoiding Overfished Species: Video and Fishing Surveys to Inform Management after Long-Term Fishery Closures - Fig 7

<p><b>Average species composition, by A) Number and B) Weight (kg) of fishes caught in National Marine Fisheries Service trawl surveys, and caught or observed in experimental fishing and video surveys conducted in this project.</b> Asterisks (*) denote rebuilding species.</p

Risk Ratios of catching a particular species, given that the species was observed in the same area by video lander.

<p>Risk Ratios of catching a particular species, given that the species was observed in the same area by video lander.</p

Weight (kg) of individual species caught and landed in fishing sets.

<p>Weight (kg) of individual species caught and landed in fishing sets.</p

Stereo-video lander used to survey fishes in central California, U.S.A.

<p>Stereo-video lander used to survey fishes in central California, U.S.A.</p

Schematic of area surveyed by rotating stereo-video cameras.

<p>Schematic of area surveyed by rotating stereo-video cameras.</p

Number of experimental fishing sets by year and sub-region.

<p>Number of experimental fishing sets by year and sub-region.</p

Example of the relationship between the number of fish caught in experimental fishing sets and the number observed in video surveys for Bocaccio, Vermilion Rockfish, Widow Rockfish, or Yelloweye Rockfish.

<p>Catches and observations were ln (x+1) transformed.</p