Types of Fishing and Their Impacts

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These flashcards cover various fishing methods, their implications, and environmental regulations.

Last updated 7:15 PM on 4/12/25
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What are the five different types of fishing?

Longline, drift net/gill net, purse seine, trawling, and sonar.

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What is longline fishing?

Longline fishing involves a very long line, about 28 miles long, attached to the back of a ship with many hooks for catching fish.

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What is a major pro of longline fishing?

It can catch a lot of fish.

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What is a major con of longline fishing?

It could approach overfishing very quickly if unregulated.

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What non-target species can be affected by longline fishing?

Birds and other non-target species can get hooked.

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What is drift net fishing?

Drift net fishing uses a very long net dragged by a ship, set at a depth to catch fish and prevent their escape.

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What is one environmental issue associated with sonar fishing?

Sonar interferes with navigation systems.

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What is the tragedy of the commons in the context of fishing?

Overfishing leads to decreased fish populations over time, ultimately impacting the fishing industry.

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What is MSY in the context of fishing?

MSY stands for Maximum Sustainable Yield, and it can be used to set catch limits.

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What is a turtle exclusion device (TED)?

A TED is a modified fishing technique that allows turtles to escape from nets.

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What law protects the great white shark?

The great white shark is protected by CITES.