3 Dec 2025Open access
Listening to the voices of Namibia’s recreational anglers to improve shore-based fishery resource use and managementPublisher siteAfrican Journal of Marine Science
Active, last published 2026
Christopher S.
Bova
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Rhodes University
South Africa2
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6 works19 Nov 2025Open access
Impact of catch and release on the welfare of bronze seabream <i>Pachymetopon grande</i> in the South African marine shore-based fisheryPublisher siteAfrican Journal of Marine Science
2 Jan 2025
Exploratory characterisation of recreational fishing for skipjack tuna <i>Katsuwonus pelamis</i> and eastern little tuna <i>Euthynnus affinis</i> in South AfricaPublisher siteAfrican Journal of Marine Science, Fish Ecology and Management Studies
2 Jan 2025
Size structure and reproductive biology of skipjack tuna <i>Katsuwonus pelamis</i> and kawakawa <i>Euthynnus affinis</i> in the western Indian OceanPublisher siteAfrican Journal of Marine Science, Marine and fisheries research
3 Dec 2024Open access9cites
Tools for assessing recreational fisheries compliance—an underappreciated yet essential component of managementPublisher siteReviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries, Marine and fisheries research
14 May 2024Open access9cites
Horizon scan survey to identify key research questions to promote sustainability of the marine recreational fishery in NamibiaPublisher siteFisheries Management and Ecology, Coastal and Marine Management
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