Transmittance Characteristics of Fishing Light According to the Optical Water Type in the Squid Jigging Ground of the Sea of Japan.

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  • Choi Sokjin
    Department of Marine Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Fisheries
  • Arakawa Hisayuki
    Department of Ocean Sciences, Tokyo University of Fisheries
  • Nakamura Yoshihiko
    Department of Marine Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Fisheries
  • Arimoto Takafumi
    Department of Marine Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Fisheries

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  • 日本海のイカ釣り漁場における海水の光学的水型と集魚灯光の透過特性
  • ニホンカイ ノ イカ ツリ ギョジョウ ニ オケル カイスイ ノ コウガクテキ

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Abstract

The spectral distribution patterns of downward irradiance were studied in the squid jigging grounds of the Sea of Japan to examine fishing light transmittance according to the optical characteristics in areas and seasons. The optical water types in the summer season in the Sea of Japan can be classified into oceanic type IB-II for Shakotan peninsula offshore to western Akita prefecture, oceanic type II for northern Hyogo prefecture to San-in offshore, oceanic type II-III for northern Noto peninsula, northern San-in offshore and Tsushima offshore waters. In autumn, oceanic type II-III for San-in and III for Tsushima offshore waters were determined. The fishing light transmittance at 510nm wavelength was calculated as 6.27% at the depth of 50m for the optical condition of oceanic type IB-II, 2.77% for oceanic type II and 1.54% for oceanic type II-III. According to optical observations in the San-in and Tsushima fishing ground in autumn, the relative irradiance of fishing light at the depth of 50m can be estimated to be 34-51% of that in summer.

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