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The small-scale cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) fishery in Galician    waters (NW Spain) was studied using a model based on data obtained from fishers.    This model was applied using information obtained from the small-scale Galician    fleet in 1998. A total of 139 personal interviews were carried out at 62    Galician ports. This information was used to estimate catches per unit effort    (CPUE) and total catch for the cuttlefish gillnet fishery. The fleet, which    fishes in Galician waters within ICES divisions VIIIc and IXa, was composed    of two groups: 600 vessels fishing for cuttlefish in only five months of    the year (short season: November to March), and 141 vessels fishing for cuttlefish    all year (extended season). Estimated total catch during the fishing season    for the whole Galician fleet was 1301 t (869 t short season and 432 t extended    season) and average CPUE values were 14.5 kg haul-1 trip-1 vessel-1 (short    season) and 12.8 kg haul-1 trip-1 vessel-1 (extended    season). To test the reliability of the model, the outputs obtained from    the model for a subset of 37 ports (59.7% of all ports) were compared with    the official catch statistics for these ports. Differences between total    catches estimated by the model and those determined directly at these ports  were not significant

Modelling small-scale coastal fisheries of Galicia (NW Spain) based on data obtained from fisheries: the case of <i>Sepia officinalis</i>