Table 2 in Catching carp: a review of bigheaded carp capture strategies

Table 2. Summary of active and passive fisheries gears used to capture bigheaded carp (Hypophthalmichthys spp.) across larval, juvenile, and adult life stages. Catches reflect body sizes (mm; minimum–maximum), catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE), minimum and maximum CPUEs, and the relative standard error (RSE). CPUEs were calculated from pooled data set means. Whenever only one data set was available, the mean CPUE was reported. See Table 1 for gear characteristics.
SpeciesTypeGearUnit of effortLength (min–max)CPUECPUE(min-max)RSERef.*Silver CarpActiveCast netFish per sample96–1600.030.03 – 0.03–1EF–ACFish per hour20–89016.616.6–16.6–2EF–DCFish per hour1–114017.60.00–475.9271:14,34Gill net–drivenFish per 182 m of net310–10363.70.00–83.7565,13,15Gill/trammel–drivenFish per 182 m of net352–100037.526.0–72.9255Trammel net–drivenFish per 182 m of net527–93341.611.5–69.9295HydroacousticsFish captured per 100 m3 of water400–11201.80.2–3.63716:18Seine–beachFish per sample25–670.040.0–99.5663, 6Seine–contractedFish per sample356–980164.20.0–1140.5605Seine–purseFish per sample–7.30.6–14.0926TrawlFish per sample10–5700.00.0–0.0–3Trawl–DozerFish per hour10–86970.958.7–336.8589, 10Trawl–PaupierFish per hour200–96064.77.0–209.2529, 10, 19PassiveFyke netFish per net night130–8370.040.0–0.3433, 21Gill netFish per 182 m of net320–10520.250.0–20.8491,3,6,8,14,15,34Trammel netFish per 182 m of net500–9000.060.0–0.1803, 14, 23Hoop netFish per net night180–9410.030.0–8.5601,3,5,11,12,14,2 1,Minnow trapFish per net night–0.000.0–0.0–11Mini fykeFish per net night1–64010.90.0–604.9583,6,8,11,14Pound netFish per net night662–101019.52.9–38.9455, 21Stop log netFish per net night–0.90.9–0.9–23Bighead CarpActiveCast netFish per sample–0.000.0–0.0–24EF–ACFish per hour183–8590.020.2–0.2–2EF–DCFish per hour1–11400.080.0–2.3392,3,4,7,8,11,14,2 4,25, 34Gill netFish per 182 m of net397–20390.40.0–5.0575,15,25Gill/trammelFish per 182 m of net252–18002.00.1–4.0575TrammelFish per 182 m of net1045–11031.40.2–2.9535HydroacousticFish captured per 100 m3 of water400–12000.30.1–0.95017,18Seine–beachFish per sample10–1700.30.0–4.17725,26Seine–contractedFish per sample503–12206.30.0–63.9595TrawlFish per sample710–7100.00.0–0.1–3PassiveFyke netFish per net night100–9220.10.0–1.0413,21Gill netFish per 182 m of net1072–13230.20.0–0.4283,8,14,15,24,34Trammel netFish per 182 m of net480–12000.40.0–0.7973,22Hoop netFish per net night1200–13850.020.0–0.7303,5,24,21,11,14Minnow trapFish per net night––––11Mini fykeFish per net night1–8000.20.0–1.6373,8,11,14Pound netFish per net night517–11412.60.0–13.0645,21Stop log netFish per net night–0.40.4–0.4–23Bigheaded CarpActiveBongo netFish captured per 100 m3 of water–0.80.0–261.68227, 28, 29Push netFish captured per 100 m3 of water3–324.20.2–1335.19430, 31HydroacousticFish captured per 100 m3 of water400–12000.20.4–261.63917, 32PassiveDriftnetFish captured per 100 m3 of water3–80.40.0–0.95430, 31Light trapFish per net night6–359.060.0–9.110031,33
*References: (1) Ridgway and Bettoli 2017; (2) DeBoer et al. unpublished data; (3) LTRMP 2020; (4) ORSANCO 2020; (5) ICMRWG 2020; (6) Collins et al. 2017; (7) Bouska et al. 2017; (8) Eggleton et al. 2010; (9) Hammen et al. 2019; (10) Hammen et al. unpublished data; (11) Hayer et al. 2014; (12) Stuck et al. 2015; (13) Sullivan et al. 2017; (14) Wanner and Klumb 2009; (15) Butler et al. 2018; (16) Coulter et al. 2019; (17) MacNamara et al. 2016; (18) MacNamara et al. 2018; (19) Ridgway et al. 2020; (21) Collins et al. 2015; (22) Williamson and Garvey 2005; (23) Schultz et al. 2007; (24) Ridgway 2016; (25) Sullivan 2016; (26) Lohmeyer and Garvey 2008; (27) DeGrandchamp et al. 2007; (28) Deters et al. 2013; (29) Schrank et al. 2001; (30) Schaick et al. 2023; (31) Roth et al. 2023; (32) Coulter et al. 2018; (33) La Hood et al. unpublished data; (34) Morris et al. unpublished data.