Tzer wrote: Cant win with some can you. You dont want the commercial to dump it so when its put up for sale regardless of size you still not happy. Remember some cultures may like the smaller fish, just saying is all. |
Tonto2 wrote:
Would be great if it wasn't netted in the first place, just saying |
Olfart wrote: Yeah, that is correct Mike. Still doesn't make it morally correct though... We are likely to see more of this sort of thing if there is a 'land all catch' law for commercial fishers... |
Tzer wrote: Cant win with some can you. You dont want the commercial to dump it so when its put up for sale regardless of size you still not happy. Remember some cultures may like the smaller fish, just saying is all. |
Lethal wrote: the only reason they catch these baby fish is because they will not change their nets over to the new technology that the rest of the world is using, you can not keep catching fish that have not spawned without hurting the population in the long run... just BLOODY IDIOTS if you ask me... |
Tonto2 wrote: |
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