Growth of juvenile pollock (Pollachius virens L.) along the Atlantic coast of Canada with inferences of inshore-offshore movements

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Age zero pollock from 0.3-4.2 cm in length were found in the Nova Scotia offshore plankton between November and June and small pollock at lengths of 7-11 cm were caught inshore in July. These small pollock appear to have moved inshore after leaving the offshore pelagic community at 3-6 months of age. They remain inshore until they reach 30+ cm during their 2nd year. Tagged inshore pollock grew 17-18 cm during their 1st year of life, an annual instantaneous growth rate (G) of 4.1, and 27-30 cm by the end of their 2nd year (G=1.8). Seasonal variability in growth was observed. -from Authors

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Clay, D., Stobo, W. T., Beck, B., & Hurley, P. C. F. (1989). Growth of juvenile pollock (Pollachius virens L.) along the Atlantic coast of Canada with inferences of inshore-offshore movements. Journal of Northwest Atlantic Fishery Science, 9(1), 37–43. https://doi.org/10.2960/J.v9.a3

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