Scientific Name: Epinephelus striatus
Opens: March 1
Closes: December 1
Scientific Name: Menippe mercenaria
Opens: October 16
Closes: June 1
Scientific Name: Panulirus argus
Opens: August 1
Closes: April 1
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Thompson (1977) - Results of the UNDP-FAO Bahamas Deep Water Fishery Survey 1972-1975 (pdf)
DownloadGiudicelli (1978) - Bahamian Fisheries Development Mission Findings and Recommendations (pdf)
DownloadCARICOM (2001) - Report of the Multidisciplinary Survey of The Fisheries of The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadSealey (2011) - Assessment of IUU (Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated) Fishing in The Bahamian Spiny Lobster Fishery (pdf)
DownloadFAO (2016) - Fisheries and Aquaculture in The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadFAO (2016) - Recreational fisheries economic impact assessment manual and its application in two study cases in the Caribbean Martinique and The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadBrown (2017) - Review of Queen Conch Sampling Efforts in The Commonwealth of The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadGascoigne et al (2018) - Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Final Report, The Bahamas Spiny Lobster Fishery (pdf)
DownloadIDB Study (2018) - Analysis of Agricultural and Fisheries Policy in The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadMaillis (Unpublished 2018) - Bahamas Fisheries Legislation, Regulatory and Policy Recommendations Report For The Minister Of Agriculture and Marine Resources (pdf)
DownloadBonefish & Tarpon Trust - The 2018 Economic Impact of Flats Fishing in The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadRubio-Cisneros et al (2019) - Poor fisheries data, many fishers, and increasing tourism development (pdf)
DownloadSherman et al (2018) - Contemporary and emerging fisheries in The Bahamas - Conservation and management challenges, achievements and future directions (pdf)
DownloadAlan Stoner et al (2018) - Relationships between Fishing Pressure and Stock Structure in Queen Conch - Populations Synthesis of Long Term Surveys and Evidence for Overfishing in The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadElliott (2018) - Trouble in the Caribbean - Responses to a Potential Chinese-Bahamian Bilateral Fishing Agreement (pdf)
DownloadStump et al (2017) Nassau grouper migration patterns during full moon suggest collapsed historic fish spawning aggregation and evidence of an undocumented aggregation (pdf)
DownloadHiddink et al (2017) - Global analysis of depletion and recovery of seabed biota after bottom trawling disturbance (pdf)
DownloadSmith and Zeller (2016) - Unreported catch and tourist demand on local fisheries of small island states the case of The Bahamas, 1950–2010 (pdf)
DownloadCheung et al (2013) - Are the last remaining Nassau grouper (Epinephelus striatus) fisheries sustainable - Status quo in The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadCushion et al (2008) - Reproductive classification and spawning seasonality of Epinephelus striatus (Nassau grouper), E. guttatus (red hind) and Mycteroperca venenosa (yellowfin grouper) from The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadSealey (2006) - Fish–environment Associations in the Coastal Waters of Andros Island, The Bahamas (pdf)
DownloadSmith and van Nierop (1986) - Abundance and potential yield of spiny lobster (Panulirus argus) on the Little and Great Bahama Banks (pdf)
DownloadBoodhoo and Harnanan (1980) - The U.S.—Bahamian Lobster Dispute- International Legal Perspectives (pdf)
DownloadCushion and Sealey - Landings, effort and socio-economics of a small-scale commercial fishery in The Bahamas (pdf)
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