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To obtain the movement of surface currents in the spawning area of Brazilian sardine, drift card release experiments were conducted in south Brazilian waters during the spawning seasons of 1969-1971. The results of these experiments and some considerations about the drift of sardine eggs and larvae are described. On the cruises of late spring, summer and early autumn all cards from stations west of Long. 44o45' W drifted southwest and were recovered near Sao Sebastiao and those from stations east of Long. 44o45' W drifted northeast and were recovered on the coast line between Ilha Grande and Cabo Frio. The drift pattern of the cruise of September 1969 was somewhat different from the others. Most cards recovered were released from stations near shore (up to 30 nm).

A study of surface currents in the spawning area of Brazilian sardine