Second, because the small speed boats and skiffs operate from larger "mother ships," they are able to attack ships far from the coast.
Although the impact of small-scale fisheries on this population has not been quantified, reports indicated that juvenile loggerheads aggregate off of Baja California Sur, Mexico (BCS) exposing them to mortality in coastal fisheries operating from small (6 8 m) skiffs up to 55 km offshore [18], [23].
Princeton, New JerseySIR – It is truly unnerving that the high technology of modern warfare cannot find effective means to stop the activities of pirates operating from a few mother ships and small skiffs.
"Skiff That Bombed U.S. Destroyer Now Said to Have Moved In Alone" (front page, Oct. 21) reports that according to government officials, "the Cole was operating under a heightened state of alert, known as threat condition bravo, that required sailors armed with rifles and wearing body armor to watch all boats approaching the ship".
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In Table 1 below the Cook Islands fishery production statistics include the catch by Cook Islands flagged vessels (as reported to FAO), the catch by canoes and skiffs in Cook Islands operated by Cook Islands nationals and catch from fishing activities in Cook Islands that do not involve a vessel (e.g. reef gleaning).
In Table 3 below the Tuvalu fishery production statistics include catch by Tuvalu-flagged vessels (as reported to FAO), catch by canoes and skiffs in Tuvalu operated by Tuvalu nationals and catch from fishing activities in Tuvalu that do not involve a vessel (e.g. reef gleaning).
In Table 3 below, the Fiji fishery production statistics include catch by Fiji-flagged vessels (as reported to FAO), catch by canoes and skiffs in Fiji operated by Fiji nationals and catch from fishing activities in Fiji that do not involve a vessel (e.g. reef gleaning).
The service was owned by the Crown, and operated by two boats, a small skiff for the transport of passengers and a larger boat for horses and small carts; the Twickenham Ferry, slightly upstream, was also in service from at least 1652.
