Interesting article....discuss

[zimmy]

I think the report does a pretty good job of reflecting global fisheries in its current state. The predictions of what could result without implementation serious management plans is extreme, but its not really total voodoo. The US fisheries are kinda state of the art as far as management goes and we have our issues. Not so the case in Indonesia and places like that where there really isn't any management. Throughout the world one fishery is depleted so they go deeper into the ocean to get whats left (orange roughy, Chilean Sea Bass). Add in population growth along the coasts and if the oceans and estuaries continue to warm up it could be serious. Even here now... Atlantic Salmon, cod, American shad, river herring, ... its not so good.

[striperman36]

Originally Posted by zimmy

I think the report does a pretty good job of reflecting global fisheries in its current state. The predictions of what could result without implementation serious management plans is extreme, but its not really total voodoo. The US fisheries are kinda state of the art as far as management goes and we have our issues. Not so the case in Indonesia and places like that where there really isn't any management. Throughout the world one fishery is depleted so they go deeper into the ocean to get whats left (orange roughy, Chilean Sea Bass). Add in population growth along the coasts and if the oceans and estuaries continue to warm up it could be serious. Even here now... Atlantic Salmon, cod, American shad, river herring, ... its not so good.

We should all just take up golf or professional Bass Tournament fishing

[zimmy]

Originally Posted by striperman36

We should all just take up golf or professional Bass Tournament fishing

frisbee golf