TAILIEUCHUNG - A SAFETY GUIDE FOR SMALL OFFSHORE FISHING BOATS

Small boats, less than 12 m in length, are not used in most countries to fish offshore for large pelagic species. That was the case in Shri Lanka too, upto around 1980. All the fishing there took place in coastal areas during the day or night and fishing trips never lasted more than 12 hours. That is not true any more. About 400 small decked boats of 9-11 m now venture out as far as 200 n miles from shore and stay at sea for upto ten days in search of tuna, shark and billfish | Tài lieu chi xem duoc mot sé trang dâu. Vui long download file góc dê xem toàn bô các trang A SAFETY GUIDE FOR SMALL OFFSHORE FISHING BOATS BY O. GULBRANDSEN Consultant Naval Architect and G PAJOT Sr Fishing Technologist BAY OF BENGAL PROGRAMME Madras India 1993 Tai lieu chi xem duoc mot so trang dau. Vui long download file goc de xem toan bo cac trang INTRODUCTION Small boats less than 12 m in length are not used in most countries to fish offshore for large pelagic species. That was the case inShri Lanka too upto around 1980. All the fishing there took place in coastal areas during the day or night and fishing trips never lasted more than 12 hours. That is not trueany more. About 400 small decked boats of 9-11 m now venture out as far as 200 n miles from shore and stay at sea for upto ten days in search of tuna shark and billfish The expansion of the offshore fisheries in Shri Lanka was in many ways hurriedly done without the required upgrading of boat technology forboat and crew safety. These fishermen are still facing new challengesand do not have the experience to prevent breakdowns and worse losses at sea. The resultis a relatively high accident rate. Every year an average of eight boats and around 30 men are lost at sea without trace. The Bay of Bengal Programme BOBP undertook a subproject in 1982 to develop small offshore boats in Shri Lanka. Besides developing these boats the subproject asa follow-up dealtwiththe problem of safetyat sea and offered advice on search-and-rescue for the offshore fisheries. Various studies followed by seminars and consultations held during the last few years identified two avenues for improved safety Government regulations to be introduced at some stage but which will have to be carefully considered before introduction. Information to be provided to boatyards boat-owners and crew on the design and operational aspects which contribute to making a safer fishing boat that will provide adequate protection for the lives of those .

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