WARREN FARRELLY
A school of trevally, a major inshore commercial species in the Bay of Plenty and around Northland. he species is thought to live well in excess of 40 years although little research is being done on it at present. Stocks were overfished in the mid- 1970s.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 265, 1 August 1992, Page 15
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48WARREN FARRELLY A school of trevally, a major inshore commercial species in the Bay of Plenty and around Northland. he species is thought to live well in excess of 40 years although little research is being done on it at present. Stocks were overfished in the mid- 1970s. Forest and Bird, Issue 265, 1 August 1992, Page 15
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