West Bengal has a coastline of 120 km spread over the districts of Midnapur and 24
Parganas lying on either side of the mouth of river Hooghly. Trawling is not yet in vogue …

The state of West Bengal is situated between the latitudes 21.5 CN and 24.5° N and the
longitudes 86CE and 89° E. Its location is in the northern part of Bay of Bengal; between the …

The paper deals with the fishery resources, species composition and seasonal fluctuations
of the Bay of Bengal from Satidheads to Gopalpur with special reference to depth and nature …

The state of West Bengal having a coastline of 158 km,(including the Hoogly Matlah
estuary), is endowed with a wide range of fishery resources from the Bay of Bengal right …

Bangladesh has vast coastal and marine resources along its south edge. Due to the
geographical position and climatic condition, the coastal area of the country is known as one …

India has considerable marine and inland fishery resources, but the extent of these
resources has not been properly assessed so far. Judged by the fact that there is a coast line …

Marine fishery is one of the most important sectors for both economic and social
development of the country. The whole coast of West Bengal was surveyed from July 2010 …

Karnataka, on the West coast, plays an important role in the fisheries development of India
and has a prominent place in the country's fisheries map, It has a shelf area of 25000 Sq …

India is bound by the Indian Ocean on the south, the Arabian Sea on the south-‐west, and
the Bay of Bengal on the south-‐east. The east coast of India borders Western Bay of Bengal …

Andhra Pradesh with a long coastline of 974 km and a continental shelf area of 33,227 km2
is spread over nine districts (Fig. 1) and supports a rich fishery constituted by several groups …