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    Fishing Is Fishing

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    Fishing had never been a hobby until I considered until this past summer. Fishing has an importance that goes way back since my great grandpa back in Mexico. My great grandpa used to take my father fishing to a nearby lake near their home where they would spend hours fishing for that night’s dinner. As a kid, I remember my family would take trips to the lake or rivers to have a family gathering and a carne asada. This is where my uncles and grandpa would fish, but at the time playing soccer with

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    Over Fishing

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    International problem: Over fishing Fishing once thought of as a leisure activity is now causing serious issues on the marine environment. Fishing, when taken to the extreme can cause species to deplete in numbers and over turn the natural food chain. Many people are involved in over fishing all over the world. The reasons they take part in the practise are also altering. However many of the fisherman are from poorer countries and they see it as, the more fish they return home with the more they

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    Marlin Fishing

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    In The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway, Santiago goes fishing and catches a marlin. Marlins, which are large swordfish, are more popular for their use in sport rather than commercial revenue. They have been abused and now are an endangered species which now possibly may be removed from the planet due to overfishing. Marlin fishing should be stopped because it is causing their population to drop, its demand cannot be sustained, and it has a lot of mercury which can be potentially harmful.

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    Bycatch Fishing

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    over fishing which is employed by fishery’s. the methods and techniques used include bottom trawling, net, and poisoning in order to catch large sums of fish. Because of these tactics used the biggest problem is Bycatch which are unwanted species that are caught in the nets on accident. To rectify this problem Ward et. Al suggests “Using a single- species approach, the fishing gear is modified to eliminate the harvest of incidentally caught fish species.”(ward et al. 2012). By modifying fishing gear

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    Ice Fishing or Summer Fishing Fishing is an extremely fun thing to do. The objective of fishing is to outsmart a fish by catching it using a bait. People have been fishing for thousands, upon thousands, of years. It can be something somebody does for fun, or for food. Regardless, it is a fun thing to undergo. However, which is better, fishing in the summer or fishing in the winter? There are lots of different baits that can be used while summer fishing. Fish can be caught differently during this

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    researching fishing restrictions and how they impact the American fishing industry. The United States holds a six-percent share in global trade, and also persists as the sixth largest supplier of fish and seafood products in the world market. ("U.S. Fish and Seafood Exports Reach Record Levels.") This industry is growing at a significant rate; therefore, it is vital to monitor what is occurring in this business and how it affects other aspects of American life and culture. Further inside fishing commerce

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    Charter Svc in Merritt Island, FL for a day of charter fishing. A fishing charter is fun for all. Even those who don't fish can enjoy a day on the water. If they don't want to fish they can work on their tan, or enjoy the beautiful scenery. A day on the water is relaxing, enjoyable, and fun for all. We offer a few different fishing options on our charter fishing trips. Choose the one that best suits your fishing charter pleasure. Wreck fishing is something unique that many enjoy. If you've never tried

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    Freshwater Fishing Bait V.S. Saltwater Fishing Bait By:Emily Gudeman Freshwater Fishing has some differences and has some of the same things. Freshwater fishing can be easier than saltwater fishing. Some things might be wierd or some things might be not so weird. Also, some things might be used for fish that you didn’t think would. Now read saltwater and freshwater fishing being compared and contrasted! When you go freshwater fishing, you will most likely use some different bait than when you go

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    Before the rise of the fishing industry in the 1950’s Newfoundland and Labrador struggled with an unstable economy and many citizens found themselves living in poverty. Initially on shore methods had minimal impact on the environment and fish population, as in-shore fishermen followed a strict season and fished only during the summer leaving the population to migrate in the fall. As technology advanced steam boats made off shore fishing possible, this allowed draggers to fish in massive quantities

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    Charter Fishing

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    If you want to have the best fishing experience, and are game to hunt the bigger game the sport has to offer, you should head out to sea in a fishing charter. Charters are the best way to have the best fun and economical if you are not the kind that can afford his own fishing boat. Fishing charters make deep sea fishing affordable as many people can pool in and charter a fishing boat and head out to the deep waters where the big fish are, after all the monsters of the sea are definitely not going

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