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With the establishment of 200-mile territorial zone in the Bay of Bengal for most countries having coastlines. The control of fishing in these zones has become highly regulated by these countries concerned. In this sense, fishing in territorial waters can be considered a sole owner fishery problem. If the people of a country are allowed to fish freely in the territorial zones, it can be termed as an open access fishery. In an open access fishery, the exploitation of fishing opportunity is completely uncontrolled. This study deals with the problem of harvesting in the prey-predator fishery model in the open access zones and seeks a plan for prey for sustainable fishing, particularly in Sundarbans ecosystem which is situated in the coastal area of the Bay of Bengal. The positive steady state of both local and global stability has been established. Optimal harvesting strategy is also studied for these purposes.

A mathematical model for fish management in the Sundarbans ecosystem