2005 - 2005 Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science (Cefas) Western Edge ghost nets 2005/06 - Fisheries Science Partnership

One Fisheries Science Partnership survey was carried out in September/October 2005 to examine the amount and mesh size of lost and discarded gillnets in the anglerfish and shark fisheries on and around Rosemary Bank to the west of Scotland. Information from the DEEPNET1 project suggests that lost and discarded gill nets from these fisheries to the west of the British Isles may continue to “ghost fish” for long periods due to a slow rate of bio-fouling.2005年9月至10月，一项渔业科学合作（Fisheries Science Partnership）调查于苏格兰西侧的罗斯玛丽浅滩（Rosemary Bank）及其周边海域开展，旨在调研该区域安康鱼与鲨鱼渔业中遗失、遗弃刺网的数量及网目尺寸。来自DEEPNET1项目的研究信息表明，不列颠群岛西侧此类渔业所产生的遗失、遗弃刺网，因生物污损速率缓慢，可在较长时期内持续发挥“幽灵捕鱼”效应。