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Unit name Science of Fishing 2
Unit code KSM003
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Sciences and Engineering
Institute for Marine & Antarctic Studies
Discipline Fisheries and Aquaculture
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Learning Outcomes

1

Describe the decision-making process for keeping or releasing fish caught by recreational fishing methods

2

Explain best practice methods for releasing a fish caught by recreational fishing methods

3

Describe the spoilage processes that occur in a fish which has been kept for consumption from a recreational fishing trip

4

Explain safe and hygienic methods for processing catch taken from recreational fisheries

5

Describe techniques for preserving fish caught by recreational fishing methods

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Fully online unit

Assessment

AT1 - Quiz. Keeping or Releasing? (8%)

AT2 - Quiz. How to release your fish alive (8%)

AT3 - Quiz. Fish Spoilage (8%)

AT4 - Fish Release Guide (30%)

AT5 - Quiz. Preparing your catch (8%)

AT6 - Quiz. Preserving your catch (8%)

AT7 - Fish processing plan (30%)

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