Situation of amphyaline migratory fishes in Adour River.

Citation
B. Marty et B. Bousquet, Situation of amphyaline migratory fishes in Adour River., B FR PECHE, (357-60), 2001, pp. 345-356
Citations number
10
Categorie Soggetti
Aquatic Sciences
Journal title
BULLETIN FRANCAIS DE LA PECHE ET DE LA PISCICULTURE
ISSN journal
07672861 → ACNP
Issue
357-60
Year of publication
2001
Pages
345 - 356
Database
ISI
SICI code
0767-2861(2001):357-60<345:SOAMFI>2.0.ZU;2-7
Abstract
The Adour River, on the Atlantic coast in SW France with a watershed of 17, 000 km(2), holds populations of 6 amphihaline migratory species (Atlantic s almon, sea trout, eel, two shads and sea lamprey) exploited by commercial a nd sport fisheries. In the early '80s, all these populations were more or l ess declining. Various actions (habitat improvement, population studies, st ocking, fishing regulations) were undertaken during the last two decades fo r their enhancement, with the financial support of regional, state and Euro pean administrations and regional water agency, and with the participation of fishermen gathered within MIGRADOUR, supported technically by the CSR Th is communication presents the status of the different species according to the following plan : status before 1980, actions undertaken between 1980 an d 1998 and evaluation of results, current orientation.