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logo 5/19/2024 5:40:33 AM     
Is recreational fishing technology getting ahead of the regulations that protect fish? 
By Bob McDonald CA Source: CBC Radio 6/4/2021
Bob McDonald
 Every fishing season anglers head to the tackle shops to find the latest gadget to help land the big one. But some scientists are concerned this gives fishers a greater advantage that may require a change in regulations to preserve fish and their ecosystems.

A new report by an international group of fisheries scientists is sounding a warning that current recreational fishery regulation and management may not be keeping up with rapidly changing technological landscape. They call for monitoring of recreational fish stocks to determine whether the greater ease with which fishers can find and catch their prey is putting too much pressure on fish stocks, and whether regulations should be adjusted to give the fish a chance
 

High-tech fishing

Fishing technology has evolved so far beyond the old hook, line and sinker, the dashboard of a modern fishing boat can look like the cockpit of a starship. Large flat screen monitors provide 3D views of the underwater environment around the boat. They can show water temperature, currents and can even identify fish species.

 
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