11-03-2006, 11:21 PM
I was listening to the radio and tv yesterday and on every channel I heard some one crying about the loss of fish in our oceans.
it would seem there is a cry for closed fishing areas, more so the need for closing more areas to fishing.
now dose this mean they will close fishing in the areas to individual fisherman or comercial trollers traping and netting I dont know. but it would seem that the comercial industry has maximized its skill of removing fish that a number of species have now become extint, and an alarming number of fish have been placed on the endangered list, and there are a number of species so widely sought after such as cod, they have been placed on the major concerned list.
we as anglers have known and forseen this coming for years, we have hollared as screamed about it for years, we have asked for regulated comercial fishing for years that would reduce the number and size and how the fish are captured along with limiting the number of forgien comercial fishing huallers in the area per season. We have asked that hualers without permits be brought in to dry dock and its crew shipped back to the point of origin of the hauler by other means of transportation. the owner of the freighter can then pick up his ship one year from the date it was captured. this alone will inforce and deture poaching by the comercial industry.
one of the problems with technology is that it gets too good at what it dose for its own good. to the point of the matter the worlds population is to great for our oceans to suport.
the comercial fishing industry is now going to have to settle for limited and set income from the oceans. it will now have to pay to have these area cultivated to ensure there are harvest every year.
this reminds me of when I was a kid and every one was screaming about saving the whales. the major countries have passed laws regulating whaleing but there are still smaller countries that still hunt whales.
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it would seem there is a cry for closed fishing areas, more so the need for closing more areas to fishing.
now dose this mean they will close fishing in the areas to individual fisherman or comercial trollers traping and netting I dont know. but it would seem that the comercial industry has maximized its skill of removing fish that a number of species have now become extint, and an alarming number of fish have been placed on the endangered list, and there are a number of species so widely sought after such as cod, they have been placed on the major concerned list.
we as anglers have known and forseen this coming for years, we have hollared as screamed about it for years, we have asked for regulated comercial fishing for years that would reduce the number and size and how the fish are captured along with limiting the number of forgien comercial fishing huallers in the area per season. We have asked that hualers without permits be brought in to dry dock and its crew shipped back to the point of origin of the hauler by other means of transportation. the owner of the freighter can then pick up his ship one year from the date it was captured. this alone will inforce and deture poaching by the comercial industry.
one of the problems with technology is that it gets too good at what it dose for its own good. to the point of the matter the worlds population is to great for our oceans to suport.
the comercial fishing industry is now going to have to settle for limited and set income from the oceans. it will now have to pay to have these area cultivated to ensure there are harvest every year.
this reminds me of when I was a kid and every one was screaming about saving the whales. the major countries have passed laws regulating whaleing but there are still smaller countries that still hunt whales.
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