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Tracking Cod in Gulf of Maine & Georges Bank - Fall 1999 Expedition

Join Joe Kunkel from University of Massachusetts on AL-99-03, Leg V, as we track Gadus morhua in the region. Witness Station 317 cod #1 being caught, including Barn Door Skates, Grenadiers, and more. Discover the exciting marine life with Chief Scientist Linda Dupres!

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Tracking Cod in Gulf of Maine & Georges Bank - Fall 1999 Expedition

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  1. Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank Joe Kunkel University of Massachusetts National Marine Fisheries

  2. Ships Trackin Fall 1999

  3. Biggest Gadus morhua in decade? • AL 99-03, Leg V. • Station 317 cod #1, spent female.

  4. Back Deck of the Albatross

  5. The Bongo Net is deployed

  6. What do we catch?

  7. Otter Trawl onto the Deck

  8. Picture of the Day Barn Door Skates

  9. Grenadiers

  10. Windowpane Flounder, Big Eyes, Trigger Fish, N. Pipe Fish, Makeral Scad

  11. Baracudina, Pearlsides and SoftPouts

  12. An Echinoderm?

  13. Chief ScientistLindaDupres

  14. The End

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