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APPENDIX B

SAMPLE QUESTIONNAIRES FOR SPORT FISHING SURVEYS

ANNEXE B

MODELES DE QUESTIONNAIRES PERMETTANT D'INVENTORIER LA PECHE SPORTIVE

Budget Bureau No.              

Expires                                

MEASURING THE CONTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS QUALITATIVE FACTORS TO THE RECREATIONAL VALUE OF TROUT FISHING RESOURCES - A CASE STUDY OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN TROUT FISHERY

Stream:/                    /Interviewer 
 (1)(2)(3) (4)(5)(6) (7)(8)(9) 
Date:  
(10–12) 
Time:  
(13–14) 

Data obtained in this survey will be kept anonymous. (We are not going to ask your name or license number.) The data will be used only for statistical purposes in combination with data from other respondents.

(ALL QUESTIONS APPLY TO THE FISHERMAN BEING INTERVIEWED.)

We are attempting to obtain information relative to what people look for when selecting trout streams, and how much time and money they spend on a trout fishing trip.

  1. What attracted you to this particular stream in preference to others?                 (15–16)

    (INTERVIEWER, ATTRIBUTE RESPONSE TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING GROUPS)

1.Accessibility. 4.Peripheral environment
 1. Easiest to reach 1.Scenic
 2.Closest to home 2.Remote
 3.Easy to fish (Open bankside trails, etc.) 3.Uncrowded
2.Probability of desirable catch 5.Special regulations
 1.High numbers 1.Flies only
 2.Good or acceptable size 2.Artificial lures only
 3.Preferred species 3.Can use bait
 4.Native trout  
 5.Stocked trout  
3.Stream conformation 6.Other
 1.Fast water, falls and pools, deep, wide, etc. 1.The only fishable water within reach in available time
 2.  2.Reoutation
    3.Curicsity. (wanted a chang
    4. Came with others
  5. 
  1. What kind of bait are you using now?                 (17)

    (DO NOT ASK THIS QUESTION IF THE KIND IS READILY APPARENT)

1.Natural bait 3. Artificial lures (except flies)
 
2.Artificial bait (cheese etc.) 4.Flies
  1. We are interested in how much time you plan to spend away from home on this fishing trip:

    1. When did you leave home? Date                 (18–20) Time                 (21–22)

    2. When will you return home? Date                 (23–25) Time                 (26–27)

    3. What will be you total travel time on this trip, not including walking (botb wevs)?                 (28–29) hours

    4. How much time did you spend: (1) walking from your car (or other transportation) to the place where you began fishing?, (2) walking from the place where you will stop fishing back to your car?                 (30–32) Minutes (total)

    5. How much time will you spend fishing on this trip?                 (33–35) hour

    6. How much time will you spend fishing on this stream today (if different from above)                 (36–37) hours

  2. a. What is the total number of days you expect to go fishing this year in Tennessee?                 (38–39)

    b. How many of those days will be for trout fishing?                 (40–41)

  3. How many trout have you caught so far today on this stream?                 (42–43) How many have you kept?                 (44–45) In how many hours?                 (46–47) What is the length of the largest?                 (48–49) (inches)

  4. Would you estimate the total replacement cost of your fishing equipment that you expect to use today?                 (50–52) (Include rod and reel, waders, lures, bait and other tackle)

  5. Other than your fishing equipment and bait, how much will it cost you out of your pocket for this trip?

    1. Transportation (to and from)                 (53–56) miles or $                 (57–59)

    2. Food and beverage other than from home $                 (60–62)

    3. Lodging $                 (63–65)

    4. Others $                 (66–67)

    5. What percent of these costs do you attribute to the following purposes:

 % Attributable to: 
Fishing1
100
2
75
3
50
4
25
(68)
Other Recreation100755025(69)
Business100755025(70)
Other100755025(71)

(CHECK A TOTAL OF 100%)

  1. What town is your present home post office in?                 (72–74) state?                 (75–76)

  2. Which category on this list describes your present occupation?                 (77) (circle)

    1. any paid occupation

    2. student: High school

    3. student: College, University

    4. Housewife

    5. Retired

    6. Unemployed

    (IF R IS NOT IS GROUP 1, END THE INTERVIEW HERE)

  3. Will you tell me (or circle the number) which of these categories is closest to your average hourly net wage rate for this month (before taxes)? If you have more than one occupation, please answer for the lowest paying one. (Show R card)                 (78–79)

 Hourly Hourly
(1)$1.00(6)$6.00
(2)2.00(7)7.00
(3)3.00(8)8.00
(4)4.00(9)10.00
(5)5.00(10)12.00

Budget Bureau No. 42–6508: Approval Expires June 30, 1966

NOTICE- All information which would permit identifications of the individual will be held in strict confidence, will be used only by persons engaged in and for the purposes of the survey, and will not be disclosed or released to others for any purposes.
FORM FH-1
(12-10-65)
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
ACTING AS COLLECTING AGENT FOR U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
a. Control numberb. Line number
NATIONAL SURVEY OF FISHING AND HUNTING
FISHING QUESTIONNAIRE
c. Aged. Sex
e. Classification code
f. Education
g. Family income code
GradeCompleted
YN
h. Enumerator's name and code
1. State in which this unit located
1. INTERVIEW TIME
BeganEndedTotal minutes
RECORD OF CALLSk. Date of calll. Time of callm. Noninterview reasonn. Date and time to callback
1.   
2.   
3.   
4.   
Section 1 - GENERAL
1During 1965, did you fish in fresh water, salt water, or both? (Card I)3(If “Salt water” or “Both” in Item 1)
A. During 1965, was any of your salt water fishing..
1Fresh water only  (1)surf fishing?1Yes2No
2Salt water only  (2)in bays and sounds?1Yes2No
3Both  (3)in rivers and streams in tidel waters?1Yes2No
     (4)in the ocean beyond the surf, Including pler fishing?1Yes2No
2(If “Fresh water only” or “Both” in Item 1)4A. Did you do any fishing outside the United States in 1965?
A.In 1965, did you do any fresh water fishing in 1Yes (Ask 4B and 4C) 
(1)man-made lakes and reservoirs of 10 acres of more?1Yes2No 2No (Skip to 5) 
(2)man-made ponds and reservoirs of less than 10 acres?1Yes2NoB. WhereC. Was it mostly fresh or salt water fishing?
(3)natural lakes and ponds?1Yes2No FreshSalt
(4)Rivers and streams?1Yes2No 12
(If “Yes” checked more than once in 2A) 12
B.In which of these did you do MOST of your fresh water fishing? (Check one): 12
(1)Man-made lakes and reservoirs of 10 acres or more1  12
(2)Man-made ponds and reservoirs of less than 10 acres2 5During 1965, did you fish outside your home State?
(3)Natural lakes and ponds3  1Yes2No 
(4)Rivers and streams4   
Section II - PLACES FISHED AT DISTANCES OF 50 MILES OR MORE FROM HOME
6A. Please tell me the names of the places in the United States where you fished in 1965 that involved traveling 50 miles or more each way.
B. (For each place named) In 1965, how many times did you go to … and fish?
A. Name of placeB. Number of trips 
StateCounty, area, or nearest town
   If no trips of 50 miles or more, write “None” under name of place and procced to Section III, Page 5.
   
   List each place in a separate column on pages 3 and 4 and ask items 7–25 for each place. Start with the place visited most often and list other places is order of number of visits.
   
    
For places visited at distances of 50 miles or more (list each place in a separate column in descending order of number of trips123
7Transcribe the information from 6A. List only places visited at distances of 50 miles or more on this page.   
A. Name of place   
 State   
 County, area or nearest town   
B. Number of trips   
8Now taking all of your trips to … together, on how many different days did you go fishing at … in 1965?   
9When you went to … in 1965, was most of your fishing fresh water or salt water?1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F.W.
2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S.W.
10Now we're interested in the cost of the trips for yourself, whether you paid or someone else did.
On a typical or average trip, how much was spent for the privilege of fishing on private property FOR YOURSELF?$ $ $ 
11On an average trip, how much for live balt and other natural bait?$ $ $ 
12How much for boat rentals FOR YOURSELF on an average trip?$ $ $ 
13How much for rental of other equipment FOR YOURSELF?$ $ $ 
14On an average trip to … how much for guide fees FOR YOURSELF for fishing?$ $ $ 
 (Note: Fishermen may secure a package or charter deal which may include bait, guide fees, equipment rental, and even meals and refreshments. If such a deal is indicated ask Item 15.)   
15On an average trip to … In 1965, how much for package or charter fees?$ $ $ 
16How many of the trips to … were taken chiefly for the purpose of fishing?   
(If NONE, go back to Item 8 for the next place; if one or more proceed to Item 17.)   
17How many of the times you went to … chiefly for fishing did you go by..   
A. automobile?   
B. other means? (Specify)                                                            
(If 1 or more for “Automobile,” ask Items 18 and 19; if no trips by automobile, skip to 20.)   
  18On the (entry in 17 A) trips to … by automobile, how many times did you go..OFFICE USE   
FOR TRIPS BY AUTOMOBILE (Entry in 17A)A. alone?(+ 1)   
B. with one other fishermen?(+ 2)   
C. with two other fishermen?(+ 3)   
D. with three other fishermen?(+ 4)   
E. with four other fishermen?(+ 5)   
F. with five or more fishermen?(+ 6)   
19For the average automobile trip to …, what was the total round trip mileage, Including any additional milsage in connection with fishing?   
NOT BY AUTOMOBILE (Entry in 17B)20On an average trip by … how much was spent for transportation FOR YOURSELF In connection with fishing including the round trip to …?$ $ $ 
21How many miles did you travel in connection with fishing?   
22A. On an average trip to … how much was spent for meals at eating places FOR YOURSELF?$ $ $ 
B. How many meals at eating places on an average trip?   
23How much for various types of refreshments purchased on this trip such as snacks, coffee, soft drinks, candy, and the like?$ $ $ 
24How much FOR YOURSELF on lodging?$ $ $ 
25Was there any other expense for fishing on this trip such as gasoline for a boat, or ice?   
(Specify)                                                          $ $ $ 
For places visited at distances of 50 miles or more (list each place in a separate column in descending order of number of trips456
7Transcribe the information from 6A. List only places visited at distances of 50 miles or more on this page.   
A. Name of place   
 State   
 County, area or nearest town   
B. Number of trips   
8Now taking all of your trips to … together, on how many different days did you go fishing at … in 1965?   
9When you went to … in 1965, was most of your fishing fresh water or salt water?1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F.W.
2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S.W.
10Now we're interested in the cost of the trips for yourself, whether you paid or someone else did.   
On a typical or average trip, how much was spent for the privilege of fishing on private property FOR YOURSELF?$ $ $ 
11On an average trip, how much for live balt and other natural bait?$ $ $ 
12How much for boat rentals FOR YOURSELF on an average trip?$ $ $ 
13How much for rental of other equipment FOR YOURSELF?$ $ $ 
14On an average trip to … how much for guide fees FOR YOURSELF for fishing?$ $ $ 
 (Note: Fishermen may secure a package or charter deal which may include bait, guide fees, equipment rental, and even meals and refreshments. If such a deal is indicated ask Item 15.)   
15On an average trip to … In 1965, how much for package or charter fees?$ $ $ 
16How many of the trips to … were taken chiefly for the purpose of fishing?   
(If NONE, go back to Item 8 for the next place; if one or more proceed to Item 17.)
17How many of the times you went to … chiefly for fishing did you go by..   
A. automobile?   
B. other means? (Specify)                                                             
(If 1 or more for “Automobile,” ask Items 18 and 19; if no trips by automobile, skip to 20.)   
  18On the (entry in 17 A) trips to … by automobile, how many times did you go..OFFICE USE   
FOR TRIPS BY AUTOMOBILE (Entry in 17A)A. alone?(+ 1)   
B. with one other fishermen?(+ 2)   
C. with two other fishermen?(+ 3)   
D. with three other fishermen?(+ 4)   
E. with four other fishermen?(+ 5)   
F. with five or more fishermen?(+ 6)   
19For the average automobile trip to …, what was the total round trip mileage, Including any additional milsage in connection with fishing?   
NOT BY AUTOMOBILE (Entry in 17B)20On an average trip by … how much was spent for transportation FOR YOURSELF In connection with fishing including the round trip to …?$ $ $ 
21How many miles did you travel in connection with fishing?   
22A. On an average trip to … how much was spent for meals at eating places FOR YOURSELF?$ $ $ 
B. How many meals at eating places on an average trip?   
23How much for various types of refreshments purchased on this trip such as snacks, coffee, soft drinks, candy, and the like?$ $ $ 
24How much FOR YOURSELF on lodging?$ $ $ 
25Was there any other expense for fishing on this trip such as gasoline for a boat, or ice?      
(Specify)                                                          $ $ $ 
Section III - PLACES FISHED AT DISTANCES OF LESS THAN 50 MILES FROM HOME
26Now about places within the United States that were less than 50 miles away from home and at which you fished.Fresh waterSalt water 
Please tell me how many times you went fresh water (salt water) fishing me more than 50 miles away. (Use calendar, Card IX)  
27In total, on how many different days did you do fresh water (salt water) fishing in such places?  
 Now we are interested in the cost of a typical or average fresh water (salt water) fishing trip for yourself whether you paid for it or someone else did.  
28How much was spent for the privilete of fishing on private property FOR YOURSELF on an average trip to a place LESS THAN 50 MILES away?$ $ 
29How much for live bait and other natural bait?$ $ 
30How much for boat rentals FOR YOURSELF on a typical or average trip?$ $ 
31How much for rental of other equipment FOR YOURSELF?$ $ 
32On an average trip to go fresh water (salt water) fishing LESS THAN 50 MILES away, how much for guide fees FOR YOURSELF?$ $ 
 (Note: In some instances, particularly for salt water fishing, the fishermen may secure a package or charter deal which will include bait, guide fees, equipment rental, and even meals and refreshments. If such a deal is indicated, ask Item 33.)  
33How much for package or charter fees FOR YOURSELF?$ $ 
34How many of the trips were taken chiefly for the purpose of fishing?
(If “None,” omit 35–44; if 1 or more, proceed to Item 35.)
  
35How many of the (entry in 34) times you went chiefly for fishing did you go by..  
A. automobile?  
B. other means? (Specify)  
(If 1 or more for automobile, ask 36 and 37; if “None” for automobile ask 38 and 39.)  
  36On the (entry in 35A) trips by automobile, how many times did you go..OFFICE USE  
FOR TRIPS BY AUTOMOBILE (Entry in 35A)A. alone?(+ 1)  
B. with one other fishermen?(+ 2)  
C. with two other fishermen?(+ 3)  
D. with three other fishermen?(+ 4)  
E. with four other fishermen?(+ 5)  
F. with five or more fishermen?(+ 6)  
37For a typical or average automobile trip taken chiefly for fishing, what was the total round trip mileage, including any additional mileage in connection with fishing?  
NOT BY AUTOMOBILE (Entry in 35B)38On an average trip by …, how much was spent FOR YOURSELF for all transportation costs In connection with fishing, including the round trip to the place where you fished?$ $ 
39On an average trip, how many miles did you travel in connection with fishing?  
40(If more than one trip taken chiefly for fishing) How many of these … (fresh water, salt water) trips were to a place..  
A. 5 miles away or less?  
B. 6–24 miles away?  
C. 25–49 miles away?  
41A. On an average trip chiefly for fishing, how much was spent for meals of eating places FOR YOURSELF?$ $ 
B. How many meals on an average trip?  
42How much for various types of refreshments purchased on an average trip such as snacks, coffee, soft drinks, candy, and the like?$ $ 
43How much FOR YOURSELF for lodging?$ $ 
44On the average trip was there any other expense for fishing, such as gasoline for a boat, or ice?  
(Specify)$ $ 
Section IV - FISHING EQUIPMENT
 Now I'd like to talk about equipment used for fishing.
45A. Please look at this list of fishing equipment (Card II) and tell me which of the items you bought in 1965.
(Ask for items bought in 1965 and till appropriate columns below)
{B. How much did it (they) cost?
C. Is it used chiefly for fresh water or salt water fishing?
D. (Ask only for rods and reels) How many …s did you buy?
     IF NONE PURCHASED, ENTER “NONE” BELOW AND PROCEED TO 46
 (If bought in 1965)
A. ItemB. CostC. Used chiefly for-- (check one);(If rods or reels) 
Fresh water fishingSalt water fishingD. How many?
DollarsCents
     12 
   12 
   12 
   12 
   12 
Section V - EQUIPMENT WHICH MAY BE USED FOR BOTH HUNTING AND FISHING
 Filled On Other Questionnaire
 Now I have a list of supplies and equipment which may be used for both hunting and fishing.
46A. Please tell me which items (Card III) you bought in 1965 that were used chiefly for hunting or fishing?
(Ask for items bought in 1965 and fill appropriate columns below)
{B. How much did it (they) cost?
C. Is it used chiefly for fresh or salt water fishing, or for waterflow, small game, or big game hunting?
     IF NONE PURCHASED, ENTER “NONE” BELOW AND PROCEED TO 47
 (If bought in 1965)
A. ItemB. CostC. Used chiefly for .. (Check one):
FishingHunting
   DollarsCentsF.W.S.W.W.F.S.G.B.G.
   12345
   12345
   12345
   12345
Section VI - GENERAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT
  Filled On Other Questionnaire
47A. Next, I have a list of general purpose items. Please tell me which of these (Card IV) you bought in 1965 and use primarily for hunting or fishing.
(Ask for items bought in 1965 and fill appropriate columns below)
{B. How much did it (they) cost?
C. Is it used chiefly for fresh or salt water fishing or for waterflow, small game, or big game hunting?
 IF NONE PURCHASED, ENTER “NONE” BELOW AND PROCEED TO 48
A. Item(If bought in 1965)
B. CostC. Used chiefly for ..(Check one):
FishingHunting
   DollarsCentsF.W.S.W.W.F.S.G.B.G.
   12345
   12345
   12345
   12345
Filled On other Questionnaire
Section VII - SPECIAL HUNTING AND FISHING EXPENDITURES
48How much did you spend for the items on this card (Card V) In 1965 primarily because you hunt or fish?
Enter amount only in “Amount spent” column for first two items. Enter amount under categories for last two items (See instructions)
IF NONE PURCHASED, ENTER “NONE” BELOW AND PROCEED TO 49
ItemsAmount spentFishingHunting
DollarsCentsF.W.S.W.W.F.S.G.B.G.
(a) Magazines       
(b) General Club Dues       
(c) Special Club Dues  12345
(d) Annual Leave and Privilege Fees  12345
Section VIII - HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES HELD
49A. Did you buy any license(s) in 1965 to hunt or fish OUTSIDE your Home state?License obtained in 1965
 1234
Yes (Ask B-E)2 No (Skip to 50)     
B. What State(s)?    
C. What kind of license? (Use booklet. List each license in a separate column.)    
D. How much did it cost?$ $ $ $ 
E. What kind of fishing (hunting was in chiefly used for?1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F. W.
2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S. W.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
50A. Did you buy a resident license in 1965 to fish or hunt?    
1 Yes (Ask B-E) 2 No (Skip to 51)     
FILL FOR 1965 LICENSESB. What State?    
C. What kind of license? (Use Booklet. List each license in a separate column.)    
D. How much did it cost?$ $ $ $ 
E. What kind of fishing (hunting) was it chiefly used for?1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F. W.
2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S. W.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
51Did you have a duck stamp in 1965?    
1 Yes2 No     
52The Federal Government, some States, countries, and cities charge special fees or require special licenses for hunting or fishing on certain lands or waters.    
A. Did you pay any such fees in 1965?    
1 Yes (Ask B-C)2 No (Skip to 53)     
B. How much did it cost during 1965?$ $ $ $ 
C. What kind of fishing (hunting) did you chiefly do there?1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F. W.1 F. W.
2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S. W.2 S. W.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
3 W. F.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
4 S. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
5 B. G.
Section IX - OTHER FISHING EXPENDITURES AND FARM POND FISHING
   (Ask for fresh water fishermen)
53
A. In 1965, how much did you spend for best launching charges in connection with fishing?
$ 55Did you do any fishing in form or         ponds of less than 10 acres?
B. (If entry in “A”) How many launchings did that include?
 
1 Yes → How many days?         (Number)
54Can you think of any other expenditures that were made for fishing in 1965, such as equipment maintenance, books, best licenses, etc? 
1 Yes (Enter below)2 No, (Skip to 55)
2 No (End questions)
Type of expendituresAmountUsed for.. 
 DollarsCentsF.W.S.W. 
   12 (If “Yes” in 55)
   1256Was the form or ranch pond in which you fished most on property owned by a member of this household?
   12
   12
1 Yes
   12 
   12
2 No
Section X - HUNTING INFORMATION
57(Ask if no FH-2 assigned) Did you do any hunting during 1965?
1 Yes (Fill FH-2) No (End questions)
Complete Interview time on the first page
Notes
 If person did salt water fishing (an entry of “salt water only” or “both” in item 1 of this schedule) remember to prepare on FH-5 at the end of the interview.
FORM FH-1 (12-10-65)USCOMM.DC

EUROPEAN INLAND FISHERIES ADVISORY COMMISSION (EIFAC)

COMMISSION EUROPEENNE CONSULTATIVE POUR LES PÊCHES DANS LES EAUX INTÉRIEURES (CECPI)

EIFAC documents are issued in four series:

EIFAC Report

Report of each session, in English and French

EIFAC Technical Paper

Selected scientific and technical papers including some of those contributed as working documents to sessions of the Commission or its sub-commissions. Published in English and French.

EIFAC Occasional Paper

Papers of general interest to the Commission. Published in the language submitted, either in English or French.

EIFAC Newsletter

Notes and comments on the activities of EIFAC and its Member Nations, FAO and other organizations: a forum for the exchange of news, ideas and experience. Published in English and French.

Copies of these documents can be obtained from:

Secretary
European Inland Fisheries Advisory Commission
Department of Fisheries
FAO
Via delle Terme di Caracalla
00100 Rome, Italy

Les documents de la CECPI sont publiés dans quatre séries:

Rapport de la CECPI

Rapport de chaque session, publié en français et en anglais.

Document technique de la CECPI

Des documents scientifiques et techniques sélectionnés comprenant certains documents de travail présentés aux sessions de la Commission ou de ses sous-commissions. Publié en français et en anglais.

Document occasionnel de la CECPI

Documents d'intérêt général pour la Commission. Publiés dans la langue d'origine, soit en français, soit en anglais.

Nouvelles de la CECPI

Notes et commentaires sur les activités de la CECPI et de ses Etats Membres, de la FAO et d'autres organisations: une tribune pour l'échange d'informations, d'idées et d'expériences.

Des exemplaires de ces documents peuvent être obtenus en s'adressant au:

Secrétaire
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Département des pêches
FAO
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00100 Rome, Italie

Papers issued in this series

Documents publiés dans la présente série

EIFAC/T1Water quality criteria for European freshwater fish. Report on finely divided solids and inland fisheries (1964).
 Critères de qualité des eaux pour les poissons d'eau douce européens. Rapport sur les solides finement divisés et les pêches intérieures (1964)
 
EIFAC/T2Fish diseases. Technical Notes submitted to EIFAC third session by J. Heyl, H. Mann, C.J. Rasmussen and A. van der Strulk (Austria, 1964)
 Maladies des poissons. Notes présentées à la troisième session de la CECPI par J. Hely, H. Mann, C.J. Rasmussen et A. van der Struik (Autriche, 1964).
 
EIFAC/T3Feeding in trout and salmon culture. Papers submitted to a Symposium, EIFAC fourth session (Belgrade, 1966).
 Alimentation dans l'élevage de la truite et du saumon. Communications présentées à un Symposium, quatrième session de la CECPI (Belgrade, 1966).
 
EIFAC/T4Water quality criteria for European freshwater fish. Report on extreme pH values and inland fisheries (1968).
 Critères de qualité des eaux pour les poissons d'eau douce européens. Rapport sur les valeurs extrêmes du pH et les pêches intérieures (1968).
 
EIFAC/T5Organization of inland fisheries administration in Europe, by Jean-Louis Gaudet (Rome, 1968).
 Organisation de l'administration des pêches intérieures en Europe, par Jean-Louis Gaudet (Rome, 1968).
 
EIFAC/T6Water quality criteria for European freshwater fish. Report on water temperature and inland fisheries based mainly on Slavonic literature (1968).
 Critères de qualité des eaux pour les poissons d'eau douce européens. Rapport sur la température de l'eau et les pêches interieures basé essentiellement sur la documentation slave (1968).
 
EIFAC/T7Economic evaluation of inland sport fishing, by Ingemar Norling (Rome, 1968).
 Evaluation économique de la pêche sportive dans les eaux continentales, par Ingemar Norling (Rome, 1968).

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