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NZ sea lion 'kill quota' March 27 - Protect tuatara at Stephens Island, hearing urged 21 - Squid jigging would reduce sea lion death toll 07 - Minister's decision on marina applauded February 28 ...
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Jigging involves the use of lines ... in the southern squid trawl fishery be reduced to near zero. Extension of the Auckland Islands Marine Mammal Sanctuary to the 500m continental shelf edge, which would allow squid jigging. Establishment of ...
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News from the Falklands June 1997
A total of 91 Jigging Vessels are fishing for Illex squid in the north west of the Falklands Fishing Zone, most of these ... per night, but catches as high as 99 tonnes per night have been recorded. Loligo squid is being fished off Beauchene Island and east of Berkeley Sound. There is only one ...
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McGuinn’s Folk Den
Ohio Shenandoah Go Tell Aunt Rhodie He's Got The Whole World In His Hands Squid-Jigging Ground 12 Gates To The City Wild Mountain Thyme Pretty Saro St. James Infirmary When ...
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Monterey Bay Aquarium: Seafood Watch Program - How Fish are Caught or Farmed
To attract fish, hook and liners use artificial lures or bait, “jigging” or jerking the line to simulate the motion of smaller fish. Sometimes they toss baitfish ... method to catch schooling fish, such as sardines, or fish that gather to spawn, like squid. The most popular fish caught by purse seines are tuna used for canning. Purse seining ...
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Reels Quantum Alliance Rods Quantum Aruba PTs Offshore Trolling Reel Quantum Boca PTs Saltwater Jigging Rods Quantum Cabo Saltwater Series Reels Quantum Boca PT saltwater Series Reels Quantum ... Reel Alpha Ultralight Spinning Reel January 29, 2007 Berkley Saltwater Baits Berkley Saltwater Gulp! Squid Berkley Saltwater Gulp! Jerk Shad Berkley Saltwater Gulp! Swimming Mullet Berkley Saltwater Gulp! ...
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