The phrase "and the total fish" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are summarizing or concluding a discussion about fish, possibly in a report or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the data collected from the survey, we found that the total fish caught in the lake was significantly higher than last year, and the total fish was recorded at 500."
Alternatives: "and the overall fish count" or "and the complete number of fish".
It is important to realise that in Scenarios B and C the kambuzi stocks would remain largely un-exploited and that the total fish production from Lake Malombe would drop dramatically.
Kambuzi (including mbaba) forms 98% and 45% of the total fish catch in nkacha and kambuzi seine fisheries in the Upper Shire river.
Chambo, including Kasawala forms 99% and 75% of the total fish catch in the chambo seine and gillnets (Figure 5.6).
Kambuzi forms 98%, 54% and 26% of the total fish production in the nkacha, kambuzi seine and chirimila net fisheries in the south-east arm of Lake Malawi.
To evaluate their effects on growth and immune system in Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis) juveniles, a 2 × 2 experimental design using two rations (1.0% and 0.25% of the total fish biomass) and two different initial stocking densities (7 and 30 kg m−2) was performed throughout a 60 days culture period.
Field monitoring revealed that five fish species are dominant, namely Zacco platypus, Coreoleuciscus splendidus, Zacco temminckii, Pungfungia herzi, and Acheilognathus yamatsute, and account for 78% of the total fish community.
A total of 31 deep-sea fish species were collected off Cyprus and Israel, including Bathypterois dubius and Nezumia sclerorhynchus (38% and 27% of the total fish abundance, respectively).
Similarly, in the Kiel Bight, top predatory fish have declined and eelgrass meadows are dominated by gobiids, pipefish and sticklebacks representing 95% of the total fish assemblage.
Chirimila nets contribute 44%, kambuzi seines 19%, nkacha nets 15%, gillnets 12% and chambo seines 10% to the total fish production from the artisanal sector in the south-east arm of Lake Malawi.
Nkacha nets contribute 80%, kambuzi seines 0.4%, chambo seines 19% and the gillnets 0.7% to the total fish production in the Upper Shire river.
