If fishing requires luck, salmon fishing takes twice as much.
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China says its fishing vessel was operating in "traditional Chinese fishing grounds".
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Here, the fishing port of Matosinhos had 200 boats for fishing sardines.
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"This makes it more cost effective for them to keep fishing and fishing and fishing, which adds to the overfishing problems we have," Hocevar explained.
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Creates a domestic fisheries policy governing foreign access to British fishing grounds, the licensing of fishing boats, and grants connected to fishing and marine conservation.
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Having grown up fishing and working on fishing boats on and off throughout my life, I've been pretty stubborn with my fishing gear over the years.
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It was completely different, to see family fishing versus huge industrial-scale fishing.
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Fishing line is possibly the most critical component of fishing, save for hooks.
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Industrial fishing practices like longline fishing decimated Pacific leatherbacks and other endangered turtles.
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All props and scenery were anchored down with fishing line and fishing weights.
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Tara had two fishing rods and her waders for catch-and-release fishing.
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They're fishing in the same pond, and Beto has a larger fishing pole.
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According to the Outlaw Fishing website, Law says hunting and fishing are his life, and he regularly posts photographs of the sharks caught during fishing his excursions.
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Fishing in Final Fantasy XV is, like so many fishing mini-games, just awful.
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There's ice fishing in late fall, and gill net fishing for salmon in summer.
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Vignettes pass from right to left: they meet, they fall in love, they move in together, they brush their teeth, they go fishing, they go fishing, they go fishing.
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Fishing accounts for less than half a percent of Britain's G.D.P., but English fishing boats currently depend on fishing in European Union waters and on exporting to the Continent.
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If you just want to go fishing, you can go fishing to your heart's content.
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The fishing situation in Florida is a little different to the fishing situation in Scotland.
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Consider Global Fishing Watch, a nonprofit that tracks the world's fishing vessels, looking for overfishing.
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Apparently, anyone who knows anything about fishing knows that bananas are forbidden on fishing boats.
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Farmed fishing, a practice opposite that of "wild-caught" fishing, tends to get a bad rap.
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I love fishing in video games almost as much as I hate fishing in real life.
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Nine boxes are offered by the company, including ice fishing, bass fishing, inshore saltwater and panfish.
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"We knew it was a fishing vessel, and fishing vessels are always tricky," Lieutenant Bruno said.
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To do that, we need to know who is fishing, where they are fishing and when.
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Ice fishing is permitted on the reservoir, as are row-boating and fishing in warmer weather.
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Major Scott Florence, of the Department of Environmental Conservation's law enforcement division, said the state's fishing regulations apply to anyone fishing in state waters, including Native Americans fishing outside reservation property.
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He took me swimming in the public pool and fishing at reservoirs where fishing was not allowed.
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A $1 million fishing boat crashed and sank during a fishing tournament off the coast of Texas.
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Eirik might be great at fishing, but eventually fishing every day is going to make him depressed.
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In nearly 60 years of fishing, I've never found anywhere where shore fishing is so reliably good.
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Eric Stapelfeld, the fishing guide Eric Stapelfeld, the fishing guide Cape Cod fishing guide Eric Stapelfeld trusted me to look after his website the same way that I trust him to find fish.
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Chunks of reef are blown up by blast fishing; algae grow too much whenever fishing is too intensive.
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Obama's designation will allow continued recreational fishing in the area and allow certain commercial fishing for seven years.
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Lauer, who enjoys solo fishing trips, confirmed that he and his father loved two passions: fishing and golfing.
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Why are you in a boat with a fishing rod and dental floss but no actual fishing reel?
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I played way too much SEGA Bass Fishing on Dreamcast, using the absurd (but awesome) fishing rod controller.
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My brother really loved fishing, and he spent a lot of summers working on a charter fishing boat.
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European Union regulations have for decades given fishing vessels from other member states access to Britain's fishing stock.
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You'll have days, sometimes tides, of really good fishing - but we were having weeks of really good fishing.
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The data, collected and analyzed over five years by Global Fishing Watch, a non-profit that tracks fishing operations, represent the most comprehensive look at where, and how often, the world's fishing boats operate.
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Global Fishing Watch, a new project from Oceana, SkyTruth and Google, aims to crack down on illegal fishing by training the watchful eye of surveillance satellites on the world's approximately 20163,22016 commercial fishing vessels.
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An Indonesian fishing boat heads out to sea in domestic waters, where they have seen their catches dwindle since Chinese fishing boats have been fishing closer to Indonesian water, near Natuna, Indonesia, in January.
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Ashe's policy banned the use of lead ammunition and fishing tackle on all FWS wildlife refuges that allow hunting or fishing, as well as in all other hunting or fishing regulated by the agency elsewhere.
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Wallerstein believes people on fishing boats sometimes shoot sea lions because they get in the way of their fishing.
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In recent weeks, Chinese fishing trawlers have returned to Monrovia's shores, sources in Liberia's fishing community told VICE News.
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If you're planning a fishing trip in the future, you can save 25% on select fishing gear from Piscifun.
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"Fishing for litter" schemes exist in a number of North Sea fishing nations, including Scotland, England and the Netherlands.
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Thailand's multibillion-dollar fishing industry is also a powerful magnet for trafficking, with victims enslaved on commercial fishing boats.
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Called "Fishing at the Stone Weir" (1967), the movie on the film documents Netsilik Inuit demonstrating their fishing techniques.
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Global Fishing Watch's algorithm incorporates speed, heading, and movement pattern from satellites to gather reliable data on commercial fishing.
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Fishing allocations were divided among 19 regional "sectors" of fishing boats in the Northeast, and boat owners were granted permits based on their fishing history — so those with the most boats seemed primed to win out.
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"If some foreign fishing boats infringe on our territory and try to prevent us from fishing there ... Then we're put in the role of safeguarding sovereignty," said Chen Rishen, who runs a state-subsidized fishing company.
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Fishing team members pull a fishing net with its catch at Huangshan Taiping Lake on May 21, in Huangshan, China.
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If I want to go fishing rather than play golf, it's always like, 'Why would you go fishing all weekend?
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It forces fishing companies to spread their fishing activity across larger areas to reduce the impact in any one zone.
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Last year, commercial fishing vessels operating primarily in the South China Sea sparked public outcry for supporting illegal fishing practices.
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"Gone Fishing" features the comedians Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse fishing in various locations, accompanied by shots of the countryside.
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Projects like Global Fishing Watch, an interactive fishing tracking service spearheaded by Google, SkyTruth, and Oceana, aim to increase the role of the average citizen in ocean advocacy by providing them with the tools to monitor fishing vessels.
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WINDHOEK, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Namibia's state-owned fishing firm Fishcor has suspended its chief executive following media reports that he and other government officials conspired with Iceland's biggest fishing company to receive kickbacks in exchange for fishing rights.
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One example is Global Fishing Watch, an interactive global map that tracks fishing vessels via onboard automatic identification systems (AIS) signals.
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They've also cleaned up fishing gear, to lower the chances of the manatees getting tangled up in fishing lines and nets.
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Bear 856 seeks the prime fishing grounds beneath the waterfall where most fish collect, the very place where 2856 is fishing.
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Critics oppose the method because the catch is indiscriminate and could wipe out entire fishing species, making areas unsustainable for fishing.
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And a fishing ban has left hundreds of traps sitting unused on the beach and dozens of small fishing boats idle.
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The beginning of the Alaskan crab-fishing season was delayed by four days, a significant setback for the region's fishing fleet.
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Most fishing is contained on farms far outside of towns so fishing boats aren't around to lend villages a rustic ambience.
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Its fishing rights cover about 470 meters, or over 1,2495 feet, of single- and double-bank salmon and sea trout fishing.
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This broadcast data is collected by terrestrial and satellite receivers, and Global Fishing Watch analyzes it to locate apparent fishing activity.
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You can filter for marine protected areas, filter for where fishing is restricted, analyze fishing in Indonesia, and change the colors.
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At the time, Kigoma was a small fishing village, and the Germans had envisioned turning it into a major fishing port.
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He said he had banned ground fishing in Mr. Rafael's sector through at least the beginning of the next fishing season in May because the industry there had failed to accurately report its catches and stay within fishing limits.
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In the fishing industry for 50 years, Macko says long gone are the days when fishing was a steady and common job.
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Guinea's fishing minister, Andre Loua, confirmed the detentions and added that it needed more money and boats to effectively control illegal fishing.
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Saddleback Cay also has a total of seven sand beaches, and access to ocean areas for bone fishing and deep water fishing.
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The initiative, called Global Fishing Watch, uses satellite data to analyze fishing boat practices — including larger trends and information on individual vessels.
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Today, the Bristol Bay fishery supports local subsistence fishing, commercial fishing fleets and guides and outfitters that host thousands of sports fishermen.
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"The ability to enjoy the fishing tradition including shark fishing should be affordable and accessible to everyone," he wrote to the regulators.
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The fishing line was rigged with a tennis ball, which the drone dropped to sink the fishing line at the right spot.
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At the time, he said, the Amuay fishing lobby was more unified, with two fishing associations representing the town's several hundred fishermen.
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Britain wants complete oversight over its fishing grounds, with annual negotiations over how much access should be granted to EU fishing fleets.
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The fantasy sites argued, somewhat tenuously, that constructing a winning team is more like fishing than knowing who is good at fishing.
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Boulogne-sur-Mer, France's largest fishing port, has been spooked by a surge in attempted and even successful thefts of fishing boats.
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The legislation, which passed in a 85033-193 vote, is supported by recreational fishing groups and opposed by conservationists and major commercial fishing organizations who argue that it would threaten sustainable fishing practices that have helped revitalize many important species.
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The legislation, which passed in a 85033-193 vote, is supported by recreational fishing groups and opposed by conservationists and major commercial fishing organizations who argue that it would threaten sustainable fishing practices that have helped revitalize many important species.
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The head of France's National Fishing Committee, Hubert Carre, said the British side had made "exorbitant" demands to be compensated for not fishing.
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Bob Vanasse, a spokesman for the National Coalition of Fishing Communities, fears that the monument will be totally detrimental to the fishing industry.
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The fisherman had been held because he was fishing in the Padma River at the border, where Bangladesh has banned fishing, it said.
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Rising global and oceanic temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions has had serious negative impacts on California's fishing industry, particularly Dungeness crab fishing.
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These migrants established five villages and introduced fishing techniques like small-gauge gillnets and electroshock fishing that began depleting the lake's fish stocks.
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One catalogue, in the nineties, had a little chart of what Patagonia was versus what it was not: Fly fishing, not bass fishing.
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They are accused of conspiring with Iceland's biggest fishing company Samherji to receive payments worth millions of dollars in exchange for fishing quotas.
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"These areas are intensely fished by large, distant-water fishing fleets that have potential impacts on domestic fishing in those countries," Karan said.
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The EU wants to maintain the current mutual access to fishing waters, which often means EU countries and companies fishing in UK waters.
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Likewise, among our dangerously low striper population — which some scientists say may never recover — half of the fishing mortality is from recreational fishing.
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The interactive map makes it easier for anglers to find hot new fishing spots and see what other anglers are catching, with Fish Species Recognition, fishing forecasts, and bait recommendations all combining to help take our users' fishing experiences to the next level.
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Within the expanded area of the monument, commercial fishing and mineral extraction such as deep sea mining will be prohibited, the White House said, but recreational fishing and subsistence fishing by native Hawaiians will be allowed by permit, along with scientific research.
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They argue the ban on fishing contravenes a landmark 1992 settlement, known as the Sealord deal, in which Maori were awarded 50 percent of New Zealand's largest fishing company, Sealord, and 20 percent of the country's fishing quota as compensation for past grievances.
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GIF: Global Fishing Watch In the same vein, his team has submitted a fishing watchdog app to the Wendy Schmidt XPRIZE for Ocean Health.
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"Please, we want to go fishing out there as much as we want, without the curfew on fishing only once a day," he said.
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Sidik assists in gathering information such as catch amount, fish length and size, types of fishing gear used, and the frequency of fishing trips.
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Conservation groups and commercial fishing interests alike "need to better understand the life history of this fish in order to inform fishing management policies."
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Thailand on Wednesday ratified the International Labour Organization's Work in Fishing Convention, which sets out binding rules and standards for conditions on fishing vessels.
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But commercial fishing interests have expressed strong opposition, arguing that Mr. Obama has harmed their industry by prohibiting long-line fishing in vast waters.
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Tools like Global Fishing Watch are removing the mysteries of commercial fishing activity — what happens over the horizon is no longer out of sight.
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To keep things simple: Fishing, and specifically sight fishing, requires a keen ability to separate shades, specifically between the colors blue, green, and red.
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A handful of blogs and fishing reports keep tabs on its status, as does the region's whisper network of tackle shops and fishing lodges.
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Taiwan's coast guards, who are responsible with enforcing fishing laws, don't get as many benefits from catching illegal fishing practices like excessive bottom trawling.
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More abundant menhaden means more fishing, and more fishing is good for the economy, including the nascent whale watching business in New York City.
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A group called Global Fishing Watch developed an algorithm based on AIS to analyze vessel movements and figure out which ships are fishing ships.
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During its heyday as a fishing port, Shoyna's quay could barely fit the more than 70 fishing vessels coming in and out every day.
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A fresh catch being brought aboard the fishing vessel Ásdis in waters off of Bolungarvik, a small fishing town in the Westfjords of Iceland.
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They polled 140 fishing vessel captains about their experience with dolphins, monitored dolphin presence with underwater microphones, and even deployed 46 of their own experimental fishing nets on 14 fishing boats in order to actually quantify the extent of the dolphin fish-stealing problem.
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Additionally, salmon fishing wasn't quite as weather-dependent as fly fishing, also popular in the area — I reached out about fly-fishing lessons to a shop in Coeur d'Alene, only to have the class canceled at the last minute because it was too windy.
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Experienced fishers and newbies of all ages can enjoy fishing at Disney World, both in guided fishing excursions along locations at Bay Lake, Seven Seas Lagoon, Village Lake, Crescent Lake, and World Showcase Lagoon or try dockside fishing at Disney's Port Orleans Resort – Riverside.
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The entire patch weighs some 25 metric tons, 22016 percent of which is made up of fishing nets, eel traps, and other fishing industry gear.
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The entire patch weighs some 79 metric tons, 53 percent of which is made up of fishing nets, eel traps, and other fishing industry gear.
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Over the course of the fishing season, a group of fishing boats pursues the lucrative albacore tuna in the competitive waters off the Oregon coast.
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China has the world's largest distant water fishing fleet, with more than 2,000 vessels, the not-for-profit group Stop Illegal Fishing said last year.
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The plane was traveling to a remote fishing camp on Mistastin Lake and was expected to return to the main fishing lodge on Monday night.
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A Chinese coastguard vessel had rammed free a Chinese fishing boat as it was towed into port after being caught allegedly fishing in Indonesian waters.
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As Zakrasek quipped, the fact that you like to go fishing doesn't mean you are looking for a job on a fishing boat, after all.
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When you're done grabbing some fishing line, you can check out our full guide to the best rods and reels to complete your fishing gear.
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But, to keep things simple: Fishing, and specifically sight fishing, requires a keen ability to separate shades (specifically between the colors blue, green, and red).
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"Until now, there was really no public platform for monitoring commercial fishing," Lacey Malarky, an illegal fishing expert at Oceana, told me over the phone.
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This documentary investigates the lawlessness in the seafood industry, from human trafficking and torture to illegal fishing that is threatening ecosystems and fishing communities alike.
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" He added: "It's almost like fishing, you've got a fishing line in the water and you really dig in and see what you can catch.
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"I'm fishing right now, dude," the streamer Turner Tenney, known as Tfue, said on Twitch as he strolled along a beach with a fishing rod.
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Mr. Parr, 32, is a professional fly fishing guide based in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, and a founder of Lillard Fly Fishing Expeditions.
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The crux of the matter is the indisputable fact that recreational fishing and commercial fishing are two fundamentally different activities needing distinctly different management tools.
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The issue arises out of a conviction for illegal fishing of an EU fishing vessel, the Senator, in the waters off the remote Arctic Svalbard archipelago.
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Toy-Con Fishing Rod: Construct the Fishing Rod with an active, rotating reel that is attached by string to a cradle holding the Nintendo Switch console.
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China is "the most important fishing nation," David Kroodsma, Global Fishing Watch's research and development director, who was the study's lead author, said in an interview.
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"All sports fishermen should get out there with their gear and start fishing," Soren Knabe, director of fishing association Vandpleje Fyn, told local broadcaster TV2/Fyn.
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Buenos Aires (CNN)Argentina's coast guard says it sank a Chinese fishing vessel that was fishing in a restricted area off the South American country's coast.
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With the data Global Fishing Watch provides, governments, fishery management organizations, researchers, and the fishing industry can work together, rebuild fisheries, and protect critical marine habitats.
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Peru is making its national vessel tracking data publicly available through Global Fishing Watch, an organization that provides the first global view of commercial fishing activity.
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Global Fishing Watch already uses public broadcast data collected by satellite and terrestrial receivers to show the movement of vessels over time and identify fishing activity.
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Dozens of North Korean fishing boats and their crews have been detained by Russian border guards in recent weeks for fishing in Russia's exclusive economic zone.
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In one of the small fishing villages from which human traffickers operate, two men lounge in their long, thin white boat, still loaded with fishing nets.
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That coordination was evident in March, when Indonesia attempted to detain a Chinese fishing vessel for fishing near its Natuna Islands in the South China Sea.
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A month later, two Chinese fishing boats illegally fishing in South Korean waters crashed into and sank a coast guard vessel, the coast guard officials said.
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But most of the rubbish Lacerda finds comes from the fishing and shipping industries, including equipment used in lobster fishing in the United States and Canada.
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That's given way to a wider culture of policing, wherein those users' comments sections are flooded with fishing rods to signify that they're fishing for compliments.
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For decades this has been managed through a combination of free trade within the European Union and carefully drawn fishing rights based on historic fishing patterns.
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The islands have largely been immune to degradation because fishing lanes avoid them, but Zinke's memo says the boundary should be changed to allow commercial fishing.
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The new fishing policy aims to at least recover domestic stocks by curbing illegal fishing and implementing science-based fisheries management using catch quotas and zoning.
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The new fishing policy aims to at least recover domestic stocks by curbing illegal fishing and implementing science-based fisheries management using catch quotas and zoning.
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Several fishing boat workers were among at least a dozen people injured when the bridge, built in 1998, fell into a waterway in a fishing village.
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Geingob faced criticism last year over the 'fishrot' scandal involving allegations that two ministers received kickbacks from an Icelandic fishing company in exchange for fishing quotas.
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Recently, scuffles broke out between British and French fisherman over scallop fishing, showing that feelings run high over fishing rights at sea, as well as in theory.
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All imagery courtesy of Vlambeer/Cook & Becker March 2120 saw the much-anticipated launch of Ridiculous Fishing on iOS, now titled Ridiculous Fishing: A Tale of Redemption.
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New ways of watching from space may turn the tables on illicit fishing, heralding an era in which keen eyes follow every fishing boat, all the time.
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The vertical of choice would become sport fishing after the Fishbrain co-founder read a newspaper article that highlighted fishing as being the world's most popular hobby.
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It is being seen as an opportunity to relaunch the island's fishing industry, and revamp its artisanal fishing, to make it more competitive and to win investment.
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Splitting the Catch, Audun Rikardsen, NorwayA large male orca whale is seen feeding on herring that have been squeezed out of a fishing boat's closing fishing net.
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"The Chinese fishing boat was in Philippine territorial waters, they are not in disputed seas," he said, adding the 10 fishermen would be charged with illegal fishing.
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A. I manage all things associated with fly-fishing at the Broadmoor, and I oversee daily operations at our separate fishing camp, 75 miles from the resort.
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Most of the world's tens of billions of fishing subsidies contributed to increasing or maintaining fishing fleets driving the steady destruction of fish stocks, the report found.
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Ugly Stik Elite Fishing Rod, available at Amazon, $49.95If dad's the kind of guy who breaks things (aren't all dads?), this is the fishing rod for him.
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Across the small sport-fishing town, piers and docks were destroyed, fishing boats were piled crazily on shore and residents wandered the streets in horror and wonder.
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Rachel Nyirarvshisha, 36, had spent the night fishing, and that morning, she was busy cutting deals on her sambaza at the Projet Pêche fishing cooperative in Kibuye.
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As the navy and air force searched the waters, fishing boats spotted bodies floating about 20153 miles offshore, said Kyaw Thet, chairman of the Dawei Fishing Association.
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Israeli naval forces shot at a Palestinian fishing boat to force it into the "designated (6 mile) fishing zone," according to an Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) statement.
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The next year he built a two-story fishing lodge while purchasing several more properties to extend his fishing rights on the river and a nearby lake.
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Journalists who cover ocean issues have a powerful tool that can help verify or disprove claims of fishing vessel operators about when and where they were fishing.
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An attack on a Yemeni fishing boat the night before had killed seven fishermen, he said, and another recent attack on two fishing boats killed 32 people.
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But after the ICJ ruling, the number of industrial fishing boats docked at San Andres decreased from about 40 to six today, while the island's two main fishing companies with processing plants went bust, said Erlid Arroyo, secretary of agriculture and fishing at the governor's office in San Andres.
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The bulk of the subsidies went to boost fishing capacity, including subsidies for fuel, vessel acquisition and refurbishment and fishing port construction and improvements, according to the study.
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The listing simply calls for a "fishing mate," someone to accompany Johnstone on his fishing trips, and once people got wind of the ad, they couldn't stop sharing.
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The historically brief fishing season—now coupled with strict quotas for fishing boats—means fresh tuna has only ever been available on the island for a month afterward.
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In September the government of Sindh, a province that is home to most of Pakistan's fishing fleet, issued a draft policy on licensing mesopelagic fishing in its waters.
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Moore has seen fishing rope embedded inches deep into a whale's lip, and a juvenile whale whose spine had been deformed by the strain of dragging fishing gear.
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Meanwhile, the fishing industry is skeptical about the government's assurances that the measures it has introduced to combat illegal fishing will lead to a recovery in fish stocks.
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"Oceana was unable to document the fishing effort of vessels not transmitting ... therefore, it is likely that the prevalence of fishing may be even higher," the report said.
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Don Jr., an avid hunter, fly-fisherman and former member of the board at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum, is frequently spotted by locals fishing alone.
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A flotilla of fishing vessels set out at dawn from nearby Boulogne, the biggest fishing port, and blocked the narrow shipping channel into Calais, said fisherman Stephane Pinto.
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Despite the efforts of NOAA and the fishing industry, entanglement in fishing gear remains the primary cause of right whale mortality, accounting for 72 percent of diagnosed deaths.
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China had violated those rights by interfering in fishing and oil exploration, constructing artificial islands and failing to stop Chinese fisherman from fishing the zone, the ruling said.
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Her colleague, Adam Facteau, thought the lake oddity was likely to garner some attention online and posted it to a local fishing enthusiasts page called Knotty Boys Fishing.
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It's the responsible way to do food, he stresses, and it was inspired by a lifetime of sport-fishing and nearly a decade spent working on fishing boats.
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While the heyday of Lake Victoria's fishing boom in the 1980s and 1990s is a way off, better environmental protections and infrastructure could help restore the fishing industry.
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According to the most recent National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation, produced by various federal agencies, bass are the most popular fishing target in America.
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Illegal fishing has decreased from the lawless heyday of the 1990s and 2000s, and at first Mr. Rosales tried to deny that illegal fishing continued under his watch.
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The tide was going out and the sky was slightly overcast, fairly good conditions for fishing the East River, but Mr. Wool said he still preferred night fishing.
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Even Indonesia's 2.4 million-strong fishing community was up in arms, protesting Ms. Pudjiastuti's efforts to halt popular but environmentally destructive practices like deep trawling and dynamite fishing.
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Major fishing companies and some tourist organizations, for example, having bought exclusive rights to certain estuary fishing grounds or whole rivers, police their areas to protect their investment.
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Kim Jeong-ae said that her brother provided fuel, food and crew members for fishing boats, and that he split the catch with a military-run fishing company.
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The path of each tracked shark is overlaid on a map created by Global Fishing Watch, a nonprofit organization that tracks fishing activity to help regulate marine resources.
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Tensions have been especially high in the Spratlys in the past month, after a Philippine fishing boat sank following a collision with a Chinese fishing boat on June 9.
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The Guinness World Record-setting 633 divers retrieved at least 1,626 pounds of trash and 60 pounds of fishing line at the Deerfield Beach International Fishing Pier in Florida.
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They were fishing in an area called the Thorns when they stumbled upon the remarkable skull and antlers, which got caught in their fishing net, according to Belfast Live.
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We believe these deaths can be prevented by working with the trap fishing industries to adopt ropeless fishing gear – but North Atlantic right whales are running out of time.
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"If they don't want to allow fishing there, we don't want to allow fishing there either," Esperon said of the countries' similar but separate regulations in the disputed area.
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Earlier this month, the European Union (EU) withdrew its threat to ban Thai fishing imports, and said that the country had made progress in tackling illegal and unregulated fishing.
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Seychellois look to the sea for sustenance; they're custodians of over 500,000 square miles of ocean, and 15% of the population are engaged in fishing and fishing-related activities.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia is holding the crew of a Chinese fishing boat it says was fishing illegally last week in the South China Sea, an official confirmed on Monday.
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But lax enforcement of fishing and antipollution rules, as well as the proliferation of commercial fishing boats, has left the surrounding waters depleted of the delicacies that visitors demand.
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Massachusetts fishing magnate Carlos Rafael -- dubbed the "Codfather" -- was sentenced Monday to 46 years in prison on numerous federal charges related to his fishing business, the Gloucester Times reports.
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When the Atlantic northwest cod fishery collapsed in 1992, the Canadian government imposed a fishing moratorium on Newfoundland and Labrador communities that had relied on fishing for 500 years.
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Depleted fishing resources close to China's shores means that it has become an economic necessity for fish industry executives to deploy fishing boats further afield, into the disputed waters.
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Wespac has argued that limits on catch, gear and fishing seasons are the best tools to regulate fishing and to ensure that the Pacific yields the maximum sustainable harvests.
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Then I was off to find three other phrases unrelated to fishing but containing a fishing term at the end that could be clued in a similarly facetious way.
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When a group of local Innu showed up recently at an exclusive, private fishing camp on the Moisie River in northern Quebec, it had more than fishing in mind.
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McCauley, a research partner on Global Fishing Watch, led a study in Science that outlined how this approach could mitigate overfishing, illegal fishing, and other dangers to vulnerable marine species.
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However, Dennis Potenciano, 43, the leader of the fishing cooperative in Macuspana, home to around 700 fishing families, said oil contamination has killed numerous fish and made the water undrinkable.
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She believes industrial fishing should be banned from France's waters altogether — but would settle, for now, with equipping fishing boats with cameras that could then be used to identify culprits.
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A British exit from the EU with no deal to smooth the process would automatically bar British boats from fishing in EU waters and EU boats from fishing off Britain.
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Looking at data on the number of fishing vessels, researchers determined the global fishing fleet went from 1.7 million to 3.7 million boats between 1950 and 2015, the study says.
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Most inhabitants depend on fishing for their livelihoods and Japan would gain rich fishing grounds if it regained full control of the islands, partly through extending its exclusive economic zone.
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"It is ridiculous," said Bronwyn Hennessy, 44, who runs a fishing lodge in Montana and was wrapping up a fly fishing tour on the island with a night in Havana.
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Tens of thousands of fishing boats — fishing is a main part of the region's economy, along with chemical and steel works — were ordered to port in advance of the storm.
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In 2005, they were avid fishermen and middling businessmen in the outdoors space (Ryan manufactured and sold high-end fishing rods; Roy customized aluminum boats for fishing the Gulf Coast).
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Mexico's government has not effectively implemented sustainable fishing practices, the report said, and laws in top fishing states of Baja California, Sinaloa, Sonora and Veracruz do not mandate adaptation strategies.
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Two former ministers have been arrested and charged, accused of conspiring with Icelandic fishing company Samherji to receive payments worth millions of dollars in exchange for horse mackerel fishing quotas.
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Many fishing families live below the poverty line on remote islands that are only accessible by boat and where entire communities rely solely on fishing as a source of income.
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So science needs to better understand the movements of sharks to protect their habitats from fishing, and to develop better fishing technology to keep the creatures from becoming collateral damage.
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The $850 million Eurobond was dubbed the "tuna bond" as it was supposed to finance a tuna fishing fleet and had been presented to investors as funding for "fishing infrastructure".
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The investigation follows a report by Iceland's public broadcaster this month that said the fishing company had made illicit payments worth millions of dollars to secure fishing quotas in Namibia.
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The leader of the Democrat Party made the pledge as they met fishing vessel owners at an industry gathering in Samut Sakhon province to discuss illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
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Marnie didn't like fishing; it seemed like fishing might be the only thing more miserable than standing in the living room with her father, which made her interested to try it.
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The fishing rod Toy-Con is definitely worth the effort, with an excellent game at the end that makes it feel like the fishing line actually extends into the Switch's screen.
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It would take five years to reach that healthy level if all fishing were brought to a halt and 30 years if fishing were reduced 5 percent a year, it said.
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Fishing for Antarctic toothfish is governed under the Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, which forbids gillnet fishing and imposes strict rules on catches in the Southern Ocean.
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He said between all the entry fees, hiring a captain, paying the crew, chartering a fishing yacht, plus all the fuel needed, the high-end fishing trip cost him about $45,000.
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Among the most prominent examples is Global Fishing Watch (GFW), an interactive map that tracks fishing vessels worldwide, which Google launched in 2016 in partnership with the nonprofits Oceana and SkyTruth.
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Kunz and Mitchell walked about 50 yards away from camp to searching for a fishing spot while Mitchell's grandfather Robert Walton and his fishing buddy Isaac Reinwand hung around the campsite.
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"Now is the fishing season in the South China Sea ... At this time of year, every year, Chinese trawlers are in the relevant waters carrying out normal fishing activities," Hong said.
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The safety procedures would apply to uninspected commercial fishing vessels that deliver petroleum to other ships and remote villages, in addition to their "main commercial fishing industry activities," the agency said.
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Penick and Lindsay gave us a primer on fishing basics as they chopped salted herring (bait for the halibut) and got the hooks and lead sinkers on our fishing poles ready.
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The fishing experienceAs for the fishing experience, I expected more line drag with the REYR, but for an interlined rod that is so small, it is surprisingly easy to cast with.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, the actor/activist, unveiled Global Fishing Watch last week at the third annual Our Ocean Conference in Washington, D.C. A snapshot of Global Fishing Watch's interactive map, captured Sept.
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Last year, the author and collector Sydney Picasso was the guest curator for "Night Fishing," a reference to the work "Night Fishing at Antibes" by her father-in-law, Pablo Picasso.
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While there are other towns with a significant fishing industry, like Dongguan on the western coast of Taiwan, they are mainly populated by giant industrial boats focused on long-distance fishing.
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The intense physical work and danger that comes with fishing on Lake Kivu, along with reinforcement from traditional gender roles, kept women from fishing for generations, tending to backyard farms instead.
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The joy of sitting around a wood stove with beer and chili knowing that at that moment you're technically fishing is one of my favorite parts of fishing in the state.
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Every state impacted tells CNN the sites have no authorization to sell fishing licenses and that the only way to buy fishing licenses online is through the official state agency sites.
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Fishing vessel after fishing vessel returned to the docks of Dandong loaded with puffer fish and mackerel after making a 16-hour trip from China to North Korean waters and back.
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Vietnam said it had recently seized a Chinese vessel, disguised as a fishing boat in the Gulf of Tonkin, that was carrying 100,000 liters of fuel to resupply Chinese fishing boats.
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Catskill Fly-Fishing Center and Museum You'll find plenty of evidence of Sullivan County's long fly-fishing history at these country-style houses dedicated to the sport and its key figures.
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You can gather information about specific fishing vessels that appear on the map and also visualize how their fishing patterns have changed over time using the timeline bar on the bottom.
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Other specialized projects include Mixed Metro, a map that uses census data to track patterns of racial composition in American neighborhoods, or Global Fishing Watch, which monitors commercial fishing vessels worldwide.
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BOHOL, Philippines — Nothing beats dynamite fishing for sheer efficiency.
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They're saying 'Lure' and thinking it's a … fishing magazine.
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But I don't like fishing — I like catching fish.
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A recent post from the Global Fishing Watch blog by Kimbra Cutlip digs in deeper on how programmers designed the system to home in on fishing boats, and particular fishing methods: Water covers more than 70 percent of the surface of the globe and its resources are exploited as vigorously as those on land.
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