The phrase "aggressive fishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe fishing practices that are overly forceful or harmful to fish populations and ecosystems.
Example: "The local community is concerned about the impact of aggressive fishing on the marine life in the area."
Alternatives: "intensive fishing" or "overfishing practices".
The fisherman receives the full benefit of aggressive fishing (a larger catch) but does not pay all the cost (an imperiled fishery for everyone).
The verified model of CSES dynamics at the Kenai river revealed recent instability in the dipnet fishery coupled dynamics, historic instability in the drift gillnet fishery coupled dynamics due to a compensatory and aggressive fishing strategy, and in the future the model will be used for scenario-based studies to understand the outcomes of alternative management strategies.
The Gulf of Mexico is already downstream from the interior U.S.' garbage, toxic run-off and other waste, creating a gigantic area commonly known as a 'Dead Zone.' Add in a robust and aggressive fishing industry, so it wasn't the easiest place for endangered species to survive.
Playing jazz he has a fresh, aggressive, fish-out-of-water sound.
He ties artificial flies that imitate the flowers of the trees along the Rio Niño, a novel and pretty way to catch an aggressive fish.
In 20,000 Leaks, you're at an undersea observatory where particularly aggressive fish keep poking holes in the glass; your job is to plug the leaks by touching them with any part of your body.
Feeding captive sunfish in a tank with other faster-moving, more aggressive fish can also present a challenge.
Piranhas are described as a small but powerful and aggressive fish with a hunger to consume whatever is foolish enough to get in its way.
Watching it play out was fascinating on the third cast, you could see the aggressive fish getting pissed off at the inanimate spoon.
Aggressive fish will fight.
Don't combine aggressive fish and other fish.
