The Growth of Capture Fisheries in Pamekasan Regency, Madura Island

Abstract

"Groupers, snappers, emperors, and fusiliers are important reef fisheries both economically and ecologically, particularly in Indonesia and the Asian region. However, in some areas, they are still being overfished, and their stocks appear to be declining as a result." As a result, it is critical to comprehend their viewpoint. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the fishery output of some reef fish species in “Indonesia's Fisheries Management Area (FMA) 715” based on life history and spawning potential. Pamekasan Regency should implement an effective capture fisheries strategy to create jobs, ensure food security, and promote economic development. Pamekasan Regency is located along the shore of the Indonesian island of Mathura. The goal of this study was to design a capture fisheries development strategy for Pamegasan Regency. The SPSS matrix analysis methods were employed. This study drew on a wide range of data sources, including statistical data, surveys, and interviews. Key individuals were interviewed, and 30 fishermen were polled. Overfishing was discovered in the waters for Phamegasan Regency, according to the research. Diversification of fishermen owned by families enterprises, establishment of fish auction locations, oversight of fishing gear, expansion of the fish processing industry, warming mitigation, fishing resource studies, extension, and coastal community expansion are some of the capture fisheries growth methods we advocate. These strategies' implementation can be used as a subsequent fisheries strategy. The Pamekasan Regency Government should perform more intensive training and exercises to improve the abilities of salt farmers in Pademavu Sub-District, Pamekasan Regency, through the Fishing Service and other related agencies. The goal of this study's result analysis is to acquire an exhaustive overview of the topic without looking to the specific elements of the topic of research. For the statistical analysis, we used SPSS software version 16.this analysised Cronbach's alpha value for the model is 0.999.