Abstract
The fisheries sector is one of the main driver of the national economy. One area of Indonesia that has fishery potential that can be developed is Paciran District, Lamongan Regency, East Java Province. This study was conducted in Kranji Village, which is located in Paciran District and has great pelagic fishery potential. The purpose of this study is to analyze the determination of superior fish commodities from the capture fisheries sector in Kranji Village. The determination of the leading commodities is carried out based on the LQ (Location Quotient) analysis method. The fluctuation of the catch in Kranji Village is affected by various aspects such as natural conditions, the number of fishing gear and government regulations. The fishing season in Kranji Village is divided into: (1) Tuna (Thunnus sp.) season which occurs from October to April with 15 to 20 trips per month; and (2) Goldstripe Sardinella (Sardinella gibbosa) season from May to September with 7 to 12 trips per month. Fishing gear in Kranji Village consists of purse sein, gill nets, cob nets, waring and mini trawlers. This study found that LQ value >1 for 12 fishes species: Bali Sardinella, Goldstripe Sardinella, Torpedo Scad, Longtail Tuna, Eastern Little Tun, Narrow-barred Spanish Mackerel, Giant Fish, Black Pomfret, Dorab Wolf Hearing, Orange-spotted Spinefoot (1.065), Other Fishes (1.057), and Short-bodied Mackerel (1.007). The results indicate that 12 fishes species have a comparative advantage and increasing income and contribution to the economy of Kranji Village.
Highlights
The fisheries is a sector that can be the main driver of the national economy and one of the important sectors for the life of Indonesian people
This study found that Location Quotient (LQ) value >1 for many fish species
The results indicate that many fish species have a comparative advantage and increasing income and contribution to the economy of Kranji Village
Summary
The fisheries is a sector that can be the main driver of the national economy and one of the important sectors for the life of Indonesian people. The Indonesian fisheries sector has enormous potential. Indonesia's potential can be seen from Indonesia's waters which have an area of 5.8 million km (consisting of a territorial sea area of 0.3 million km, an area of archipelagic waters 2.95 million km, and an area of Indonesia's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of 2.55 million km). As the largest maritime country in the world, Indonesia has enormous and diverse natural resources, both in the form of renewable natural resources such as fisheries. The sustainable potential of Indonesia's marine fish resources is estimated at 7.3 million tons per year, which are scattered in Indonesian territorial waters and the waters of the Indonesian EEZ. The total allowable catch (TAC) is 5.8 million tonnes per year or about 80 percent of the sustainable potential and
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