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Technical Memorandum 4
Amateur Fishing on the Great Barrier Reef
Wendy Craik
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
August 1979
CONTENTS 
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SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 68.89KB]
SECTIONS 1 & 2 [Adobe Acrobat Format 115.62KB]
- INTRODUCTION
- CAIRNS AREA
INNISFAIL AREA [Adobe Acrobat Format 74.05KB]
SECTIONS 4-7 [Adobe Acrobat Format 393.36KB]
- TOWNSVILLE AREA
- MACKAY AREA
- CAPRICORN-BUNKER AND LADY ELLIOTT ISLAND AREA
- CHANGES IN CATCH WITH LATITUDE
DISCUSSION [Adobe Acrobat Format 98.18KB]
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 47.68KB]
LIST OF APPENDICES
- DISTRIBUTION LIST [Adobe Acrobat Format 37.23KB]
- DOCUMENT CONTROL DATA PAGE [Adobe Acrobat Format 85.37KB]
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