Abstract

Fishery biology, a dynamic discipline at the intersection of biology and fisheries science, delves into the complexities of aquatic life to inform sustainable fisheries management. This article explores the multifaceted world of fishery biology, emphasizing its significance in understanding fish anatomy, behavior, and the intricate ecological dynamics of aquatic ecosystems. Key areas of study include fish physiology, reproductive biology, migration patterns, and population dynamics. Methodologies encompass field surveys, tagging, acoustic technologies, and laboratory experiments. The insights derived from fishery biology contribute to the development of sustainable fisheries management practices, addressing challenges such as overfishing and habitat degradation. As we unravel the intricacies of fishery biology, we pave the way for informed conservation and management strategies, ensuring the resilience of aquatic ecosystems and the vital resources they provide.