Change in the catch efficiency indicator nP+ (in %) for Northern shrimp with carapace lengths >15 mm and >20 mm, respectively and bycatch species (cod and American plaice) and fraction of undersized shrimp ( nDiscardRatio ) (in %) when using the 17 and 21 mm bar spacing with respect to the 19 mm bar spacing (baseline) for the population encountered.

• Main Authors: Roger B. Larsen (5258963), Bent Herrmann (525373), Manu Sistiaga (3079458), Jesse Brinkhof (5843414), Kristine Cerbule (10474964), Eduardo Grimaldo (6997256), Mark J. M. Lomeli (10474970)
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2022
• Subjects: Biochemistry; Ecology; Inorganic Chemistry; Science Policy; Infectious Diseases; Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified; Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified; potentially important finding; pandalus borealis </; nordm &# 248; hippoglossoides platessoides </; gadus morhua </; experimental fishing trials; reducing bar spacing; american plaice (<; grid bar spacing; legislated gear configuration; div >< p; trawl size selectivity; shrimp trawls remains; size selectivity; shrimp trawls; bar spacings; nordmøre grid; cod (<; improve selectivity; shrimp fisheries; northern shrimp; target species; study estimated; study demonstrated; still sought; nordmøre grids; management perspective; catch species; catch efficiency; barents sea; 21 mm; Barents Sea; Nordmøre; Gadus morhua; Pandalus borealis
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0277788.t006

Change in the catch efficiency indicator nP+ (in %) for Northern shrimp with carapace lengths >15 mm and >20 mm, respectively and bycatch species (cod and American plaice) and fraction of undersized shrimp ( nDiscardRatio ) (in %) when using the 17 and 21 mm bar spacing with respect to the 19 mm bar spacing (baseline) for the population encountered.