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Just watched the docu-film "END OF THE LINE", Its really quite sad as a species how we seem to destroy everything we touch. I think I will try to practice more catch and release, I know its a small gesture to a global problem, but I feel I have to start doing more. When fishing I do only take a few for the pot, but sometimes I see and hear of people taking incredible amounts of fish home, and these people then seem to feed a whole community. Last year I heard and saw people who were non commercial landing over 200 bream and hundreds of makeral in one session. What can I do, to me this seems so so wrong.
I'm really dreading this coming season as i really don't want to see or hear about these gross boast of greed by so called anglers who seem intent on just raping our seas for there own personal gain. Man I'm mad now and couldn't believe a restaurant was openely selling endangered fish and where going to note on the menu that customers could eat this fish even though it was on an endangered list. Totally sickening!!
I'm really dreading this coming season as i really don't want to see or hear about these gross boast of greed by so called anglers who seem intent on just raping our seas for there own personal gain. Man I'm mad now and couldn't believe a restaurant was openely selling endangered fish and where going to note on the menu that customers could eat this fish even though it was on an endangered list. Totally sickening!!