Leonardo Martins Pinheiro, Caroline Portal, F. Sucunza, Paulo Henrique Ott
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In southern Brazil, various fishing gear is used to capture numerous species of fish. The present study aims to describe a new technique used by artisanal fishers on thenorth coast of Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil. For three days, in June 2019, direct observations of fishing operations and interviews were carried out with three pairs of fishers who used cast nets and "stand-up paddle" boards, aiming to capture mullet. 107 specimenswere sampled, of which 99% had a total length above the length at first maturation. It was not possible to make an accurate estimate of total catch. In addition, to providing the first record of a new fishing technique, with potential for expansion in the region, this study reinforces that constant fishing monitoring is essential for understanding fishing dynamics, as well as for the management of the activity.