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    Fishing with an artificial light stimulus has existed for thousands of years and has gradually developed into a one of the most advanced, efficient, and common methods for the stick-held falling net fisheries in Vietnam. This study evaluated the effectiveness of light emitting diode (LED) in comparison with the use of metal halide (MH) in the stick-held falling net fisheries. The results showed that fuel consumption of boats per trip using LED lamps was significantly reduced by as much as 36.0%, catch per unit effort (CPUE) has increased 10.9%, the profit of boats has increased 34.3%, the income of fishermen on fishing boats increased 34.5% compared with traditional capture methods. This study also showed the potential of CO2 emission reduction up to 5.75 tons of CO2 per trip per boat from the use of LED lamps in the stick-held falling net fisheries. An initial investment in LED lights by a fishing boat will require additional funds, however, our analysis indicates that the financial break-even point (return on investment) can be achieved after 12.6 monthly trips.

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Nguyễn Phi Toàn

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Lương Quốc Khánh

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Nguyễn Ngọc Sửa

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