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Originally Posted by Fishguts
A healthy fully rebuilt fishery can support a maximum sustainable yield of harvest.
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What a crock of bullsh*t. It's a never ending battle with comm. fishery and rec fisherman. And I get the whole "we have a family to support" thing. But that statement, is pure, 100 percent bull. I'll make a deal with you, I'll go 100 percent catch and release if you go build a fish factory to breed fish to harvest like they do catfish. Why take from our oceans? I mean, catfish are done that way. Be an innovator. Be a leader in market where a market doesn't exist. What you shouldn't do though, is spew garbage sentences like that.
My comment was made in general, not just stripers so please don't keep blinders on and only see what YOU want to see/read.
Yes, I know. There are never waves of dead fish deemed as "by catch". And the Jersey "reefs" are NOT being flattened by draggers
. Those ARE things I SEE and KNOW as fact. Perhaps you're smart enough to explain WHY/WHERE whiting went? I mean, they were a full healthy fishery. I know, the rec. fisherman fished them all out! Right? But that's another thread.
Hudson River, I have no idea about. My point, as researchdude said, was the original post was off base. To figure out where the "Raritan Bay" stripers went, a starting point is to read Frank Daignault books. Follow that up with "where did the bunker go".
