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JP2008022808A
JP2008022808A JP2006201380A JP2006201380A JP2008022808A JP 2008022808 A JP2008022808 A JP 2008022808A JP 2006201380 A JP2006201380 A JP 2006201380A JP 2006201380 A JP2006201380 A JP 2006201380A JP 2008022808 A JP2008022808 A JP 2008022808A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve conventional problems that in installing a structure such as a concrete block, etc., for colonization and growth of seaweed but the colonization and growth of the seaweed on the surface of the concrete or surface of wood is rather difficult and the sufficient colonization and growth of the seaweed necessitates much time and the total efficiency is poor. <P>SOLUTION: The structure for growing seaweed is provided, wherein the colonization of seaweed is active and growth of the seaweed is rapid, and contributes for activation of fish resources as aquaculture of seaweed itself, a spawning ground for fishes and a rearing spot for sea urchin, and ear shell. The structure is realized in a simple method by forming a concaved part on the reef structure and containing a structure composed of a net-like bag containing vegetable material such as forest product and grain crop by-product including wood tip comprising lumber from thinning, construction and demolition waste, in the concaved part. Much effects are obtained by colonizing seaweed in an environment suitable for growing the seaweed and then migrating reef to an environment suitable for fishes gather and proliferate. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、主に海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図る、漁礁に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a fishing reef that is mainly installed in the sea to promote adhesion and growth of seaweeds and thereby to establish the growth of fish.

従来、海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図るための構造体としてはコンクリートブロック、木材などを海中に投入、沈下させることが行われていた。また、コンクリートブロックを利用する場合には腐葉土、木炭、木酢液などを混入して海藻の育成を促すことなども行われていた。
特開2005−006625号公報
Conventionally, concrete blocks, wood, and the like have been put into and submerged in the sea as structures for installing in the sea and promoting adhesion and growth of seaweeds. In addition, when using a concrete block, humus, charcoal, wood vinegar, etc. are mixed to promote the growth of seaweed.
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しかし、従来の方法によっては、コンクリート表面や木材表面に海藻が定着し育成することはやや困難であって、海藻が十分に定着成長するには多くの時間を要し、効率が悪かった。腐葉土、木炭、木酢液などを混入して海藻の育成を促す方法も、有効成分の流失などで顕著な効果を発揮するには至らなかった。   However, depending on the conventional method, it is somewhat difficult for the seaweed to settle and grow on the concrete surface or the wood surface, and it took much time for the seaweed to sufficiently settle and grow, and the efficiency was poor. The method of promoting the growth of seaweed by mixing humus, charcoal, wood vinegar, etc., did not reach a remarkable effect due to the loss of active ingredients.

また、従来の方法によっては、海藻自身の養殖漁業として、さらに漁礁或いは魚類の産卵場所及びウニやアワビ等の育成場所として漁業資源の賦活に寄与するという経済効果に対して、非常に効率が悪かった。   In addition, depending on the conventional method, the efficiency is very poor for the economic effect of contributing to the revitalization of fishery resources as an aquaculture fishery for seaweed itself, and also as a spawning place for fish reefs or fish and a breeding place for sea urchins and abalone. It was.

また、従来の方法によっては、漁礁自身の重量が重く、少人数での設置作業が非常に困難であるばかりでなく、海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用しようとした場合に作業が非常に困難であり、効率が悪かった。   Also, depending on the conventional method, the reef itself is heavy and not only is difficult to install with a small number of people, but also the fish gather after attaching seaweed in an environment suitable for seaweed growth. -When it was attempted to move to an environment suitable for breeding, the work was very difficult and the efficiency was poor.

本発明は、海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図るための漁礁であって、該漁礁はその構造に凹部を有し、該凹部に少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体を収納してなるものである。
また本発明は、該漁礁はその構造に於いて該木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体の上部及び/又は該漁礁の一部に砂礫等を収納してなるものである。
また本発明は、簡便な方法によって非常に海藻類の定着が活発で且つその成長が早く、海藻自身の養殖漁業として、さらに魚類の産卵場所及びウニやアワビ等の育成場所として漁業資源の賦活に寄与する漁礁を得ることが出来、また漁礁自身の重量が軽く、少人数での設置作業が非常に簡便であるばかりでなく、海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用しようとした場合に作業が非常に容易であり、以って産業に多大なる貢献をする事が出来るものである。
The present invention is a fishing reef which is installed in the sea to promote the growth and adhesion of seaweeds and thereby to establish the growth of fish. The fishing reef has a recess in its structure, and at least the thinning material or construction waste material in the recess It contains a structure in which plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products including wood chips made from cocoon are stored in a net-like bag.
In the present invention, the fishing reef has a structure in which plant materials such as forest products and grain by-products including the wood chips are stored in a net-like bag and / or a part of the fishing reef. It contains sand and gravel.
In addition, the present invention is very active in the establishment and rapid growth of seaweeds by a simple method. It is possible to obtain contributing reefs, and the weight of the reefs themselves is light and the installation work with a small number of people is not only very easy, but also fish after attaching seaweeds in an environment suitable for growing seaweeds. When it is attempted to move to an environment suitable for gathering and breeding, it is very easy to work, and thus can greatly contribute to the industry.

簡便な方法によって非常に海藻類の定着が活発で且つその成長が早く、海藻自身の養殖漁業として、さらに魚類の産卵場所として漁業資源の賦活に寄与する漁礁を得ることを、該漁礁がその構造に凹部を有し、該凹部に少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体を収納してなるものを用いることにより実現した。   The reef has a very active seaweed colonization and rapid growth by a simple method, and the reef has a structure that contributes to the activation of fishery resources as an aquaculture fishery for seaweed itself and as a spawning place for fish. Having a recess in the recess and housing a structure in which plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products containing wood chips made from at least thinned or construction waste are stored in a net-like bag. It was realized by using.

また、簡便な方法によって非常に海藻類の定着が活発で且つその成長が早く、海藻自身の養殖漁業として、さらに魚類の産卵場所及びウニやアワビ等の育成場所として漁業資源の賦活に寄与する漁礁を得ることを、海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用することにより実現した。   In addition, seaweeds are very active and fast-growing by a simple method, contributing to the activation of fishery resources as an aquaculture fishery for seaweeds itself, and as a place for spawning fish and sea urchins and abalone. It was realized by transferring the seaweed in an environment suitable for the growth of seaweed and transferring it to an environment suitable for the fish to gather and grow.

図1は、本発明の1実施例の略図である。本実施例では、一般に用いられているコンクリートブロックの構造に凹部を有し、該凹部に少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体を収納して作成し、これを漁礁として海中に投入設置して用いた。ここで、図中11は本発明にかかる漁礁、12は凹部とそこに収納された植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体、13は収納された砂礫を示す。   FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of one embodiment of the present invention. In the present embodiment, a generally used concrete block structure has a recess, and the recess has a net-like plant material such as forest products and cereal by-products including wood chips made of at least thinned wood or construction waste. A structure that was stored in a bag was stored and created, and this was used as a fishing reef inserted into the sea. Here, in the figure, 11 is a fishing reef according to the present invention, 12 is a structure in which a recess and a plant material stored therein are stored in a net-like bag, and 13 is stored gravel.

ここで、林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料が海藻類の付着育成及び/又は魚類の定着育成に与える影響について述べる。一般に、漁場として好適な沿岸海域には陸上から植物性成分が落ち葉や流木をはじめとする様々な形態で供給され、これにより育成する生物を捕食して魚類が定着成長する。この実例として、北海道立水産孵化場の下田和孝氏らは論文「森林からサクラマス幼魚への物質移動経路の推定」に於いて、ヨコエビ類及び鱗翅目幼虫を介して森林から供給される植物由来の栄養がサクラマスの成長を支えていることを示した。(平成15年3月刊、重点領域特別報告書「森林が河口域の水産資源に及ぼす影響の評価」60ページより77ページ)   Here, the effect of plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products on the adhesion growth of seaweeds and / or the establishment of fish will be described. In general, plant components are supplied from the land in various forms including fallen leaves and driftwood to the coastal sea area suitable as a fishing ground, thereby preying on the organisms to be bred and allowing fish to grow. As an example of this, Kazutaka Shimoda et al., Hokkaido Prefectural Fisheries Hatchery, in the paper “Estimating Mass Transfer Paths from Forests to Juvenile Salmon Trunks”, derived from plants supplied from forests through leafy shrimp and lepidopterous larvae. It showed that nutrition supported the growth of cherry salmon. (77 pages from March 2003, Special Report on Priority Areas “Evaluation of the Impact of Forests on Fishery Resources in Estuary Areas” on page 60)

また、北海道立中央水産試験場の櫻井泉氏らは論文「濃昼川河口域の落ち葉だまりに生息するトンガリキタヨコエビとクロガシラガレイ若齢魚の生物生産」に於いて、クロガシラガレイの成長に寄与する栄養のうち20%以上がトンガリキタヨコエビを介して落ち葉を主とする植物由来の栄養に依存していることを示した。(平成15年3月刊、重点領域特別報告書「森林が河口域の水産資源に及ぼす影響の評価」103ページより116ページ)   Also, Izumi Sakurai et al., Hokkaido Central Fisheries Experiment Station, reported that 20 of the nutrients that contribute to the growth of black flounder in the paper “Bioproduction of Tongari Kita-shrimp and young black flounder young fish that inhabit fallen leaf pools in the Norikawa estuary”. It was shown that over 50% depended on plant-derived nutrients, mainly fallen leaves, through Tongari Kitako-shrimp. (From March, 2003, Special Report on Priority Areas “Evaluation of the Impact of Forests on Fishery Resources in the Estuary” page 103, page 116)

筆者らは、以前より緑化工事、土木工事などで利用する少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体に関してその用途等を鋭意研究してきたが、前掲の論文等を鑑みて今般これを海中で活用することを見出し、本考案に至ったものである。   The authors have used a net-like bag to store plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products, including wood chips made from thinned wood or construction waste, which have been used for tree planting and civil engineering. Although we have eagerly studied its use, etc., in light of the above-mentioned papers, etc., we have found that it can be used in the sea and have arrived at the present invention.

本実施例では、網状の袋を用意し、これに少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料とともに収納し、凹部を形成したコンクリートブロックの凹部にこの袋を収納した。さらに、該収納された構造体の浮上流出を防止する砂礫を収納して漁礁を得た。砂礫としては天然石を原料とした場合に海藻類の付着に対して有効であり、さらに、砂礫に海藻等の育成に有効な成分を含む岩石等を用いることで、さらに有効な漁礁を得ることも出来る。   In this embodiment, a net-like bag is prepared and stored together with plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products including wood chips made from at least thinned wood or construction waste material, and in the concave portion of the concrete block that forms the concave portion. I stored this bag. Furthermore, the gravel which prevents the stored structure from rising and flowing out was stored to obtain a fishing reef. As natural gravel, when natural stone is used as a raw material, it is effective for adhesion of seaweeds. Furthermore, it is possible to obtain a more effective fishing reef by using rocks that contain effective ingredients for the growth of seaweed etc. I can do it.

前記のようにして製造した漁礁を、船舶に積載して沖合の設置地点に搬送し、船上より海中に投入して設置を行った。ここで、本発明にかかる漁礁はその構造中に凹部を有し、これに植物性材料を袋に入れたものを収納したことから、サイズに対して重量が軽く、一人の漁業者でも作業が可能であった。   The reefs manufactured as described above were loaded onto a ship, transported to an offshore installation point, and introduced into the sea from the ship for installation. Here, the fishing reef according to the present invention has a concave portion in its structure, and since the plant material stored in the bag is stored in this, the weight is light with respect to the size, and even one fisherman can work. It was possible.

本発明の方法によって形成された漁礁は、海中で海藻類の定着がよく、且つその成長も早く、非常に有効であることが判明した。特に北海道近海に於いては本考案の方法によって形成された海藻育成体にコンブが非常によく定着育成することがわかっており、コンブ自身の養殖育成に寄与するとともに、コンブを食べるウニやアワビなどの資源賦活にも与って効果がある。また、魚類の産卵や成長にとっても欠かせない藻場の再生を実現することで、魚類を含めた水産資源の賦活に非常に有効であった。   The fishing reef formed by the method of the present invention has been found to be very effective because it has a good seaweed colonization in the sea and its growth is fast. Especially in the sea near Hokkaido, it is known that kombu grows very well on the seaweed breeding body formed by the method of the present invention, which contributes to the cultivation of kombu itself, and also eats sea urchins and abalone etc. It also has an effect on resource activation. In addition, by realizing the regeneration of seaweed beds that are indispensable for spawning and growing fish, it was very effective in activating marine resources including fish.

さらに、本発明にかかる漁礁を、まず海藻類の育成に好適な環境である浅瀬に設置して海藻類を付着させた後、魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境である深場に移設して使用したところ、非常に顕著な集魚効果を得ることが出来た。   Furthermore, after the fishing reef according to the present invention is first installed in shallow water, which is a suitable environment for growing seaweeds, and attached to seaweeds, it is moved to a deep field, which is a suitable environment for fish to gather and multiply. When used, a very remarkable fish collection effect was obtained.

本発明の方法によれば漁礁自身の重量が軽く、少人数での設置作業が非常に簡便であるばかりでなく、海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用しようとした場合に作業が非常に容易であり、簡便に効率的な運用が可能となった。また、砂礫に例えば黒鉛珪石等の海藻等の育成に有効な成分を含む岩石等を用いることで、さらに有効な漁礁を得ることも出来る。   According to the method of the present invention, the weight of the reef itself is light and the installation work by a small number of people is not only very easy, but also the fish gather after attaching the seaweed in an environment suitable for seaweed growth. When it was attempted to move to an environment suitable for propagation and use it, the work was very easy, and simple and efficient operation became possible. Further, a more effective fishing reef can be obtained by using, for example, a rock containing a component effective for the growth of seaweed such as graphite silica for gravel.

海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図るための漁礁として、漁礁はその構造に凹部を有し、該凹部に少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体を収納するという簡便な方法によって、非常に海藻類の定着が活発で且つその成長が早く、海藻自身の養殖漁業として、さらに魚類の産卵場所及びウニやアワビ等の育成場所として漁業資源の賦活に寄与する漁礁を得ることが出来、また漁礁自身の重量が軽く、少人数での設置作業が非常に簡便であるばかりでなく、海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用しようとした場合に作業が非常に容易であり、以って産業に多大なる貢献をする事が出来るものである。   As a fishing reef that is installed in the sea to promote the adhesion and growth of seaweeds and to establish the growth and growth of fish, the fishing reef has a recess in its structure, and wood chips made from at least thinned wood or construction waste are used as the raw material in the recess. Seaweeds are cultivated by a simple method of storing a structure in which plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products are stored in a net-like bag. As a fishery, it is possible to obtain fish reefs that contribute to the activation of fishery resources as a spawning place for fish and as a breeding place for sea urchins and abalone, etc., and the weight of the reef itself is light and installation work with a small number of people is very easy. Not only that, but after attaching seaweed in an environment suitable for growing seaweeds, it is very easy to move to a suitable environment for fish to gather and multiply and work. One in which it is possible to contribute Naru great industrial me.

本発明にかかる漁礁の一例を示す略図である。(実施例1)It is a schematic diagram showing an example of a fishing reef according to the present invention. (Example 1)

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11 11は本発明にかかる漁礁
12 凹部とそこに収納された植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体
13 収納された砂礫
11 11 is a fishing reef according to the present invention 12 a structure in which a recess and a plant material stored therein are stored in a net-like bag 13 a stored gravel

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海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図るための漁礁であって、該漁礁はその構造に凹部を有し、該凹部に少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体を収納してなる事を特徴とする漁礁。 A fishing reef that is installed in the sea to attach and cultivate seaweeds and thereby to establish the growth of fish. The fishing reef has a recess in its structure, and at least the thinning or construction waste is used as a raw material in the recess. A fishing reef comprising a structure in which plant materials such as forest products and wood by-products including wood chips are stored in a net-like bag. 海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図るための漁礁であって、該漁礁はその構造に於いて該木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体の上部及び/又は該漁礁の一部に砂礫等を収納してなる事を特徴とする、請求項1記載の漁礁。 A fishing reef that is installed in the sea to promote the growth and adhesion of seaweeds and thereby to establish the growth of fish. The fishing reef is made up of plant materials such as forest products and cereal by-products containing the wood chips. 2. A fishing reef according to claim 1, wherein gravel or the like is stored in the upper part of the structure stored in a bag and / or a part of the fishing reef. 海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図るための漁礁の使用方法であって、海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用することを特徴とする漁礁の使用方法。 It is a method of using a reef to install and cultivate seaweeds in the sea and to establish the growth and growth of fish, and after the seaweeds are attached in an environment suitable for the growth of seaweeds, the fish gather and propagate A method for using a fishing reef, wherein the reef is used by being moved to a suitable environment. 海中に設置して海藻類の付着育成を図りひいては魚類の増殖定着を図るための漁礁の使用方法であって、該漁礁はその構造に凹部を有し、該凹部に少なくとも間伐材または建設廃材を原料とする木材チップを含む林産物や穀類副産物などの植物性材料がネット状の袋に収納されてなる構造体を収納してなり、該漁礁を海藻類の育成に好適な環境で海藻類を付着させた後に魚類が集合・増殖するに好適な環境に移設して使用することを特徴とする漁礁の使用方法。 A method of using a fish reef for installation in the sea to promote the growth and adhesion of seaweeds and thereby to establish the growth of fish. The fish reef has a recess in its structure, and at least the thinning or construction waste material is placed in the recess. Contains a structure in which plant materials such as forest products and grain by-products including wood chips as raw materials are stored in a net-like bag, and attaches seaweeds in an environment suitable for growing seaweeds. A method for using a fishing reef, wherein the method is used after being transferred to an environment suitable for gathering and breeding fish.
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