The phrase "alternative fishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or practices in fishing that diverge from traditional techniques.
Example: "Many anglers are now exploring alternative fishing methods that are more sustainable and environmentally friendly."
Alternatives: "non-traditional fishing" or "alternative angling methods".
Local fishing communities must be compensated and trained in alternative livelihoods or alternative fishing equipment.
Pots have been suggested as an alternative fishing method that would reduce the high levels of fish bycatch in the New Zealand scampi (Metanephrops challengeri) trawl fishery.
Dr. Kerstetter, who serves on NOAA's advisory panel on highly migratory species, is collaborating on a pilot project with gulf swordfish and yellowfin tuna fishermen that involves testing two alternative fishing methods that tend to have a far smaller bluefin bycatch.
Whether fishing for shrimp or groundfish, Port Clyde fishermen are committed, in the words of their association's mission statement, to enhancing "ecological and financial sustainability of the fishery while minimizing habitat impacts with alternative fishing practices". They use environmentally friendly gear developed in collaboration with the Gulf of Maine Research Institute in Portland.
The high frequency monitoring aims to the identification of alternative fishing tactics during short-term periods the fisherman take advantage of the feeding, reproductive behavior and market demands.
She suggests that alternative fishing methods or even reducing the speed of the chase may help improve a pregnant dolphin's chances.
Surveys have repeatedly shown that awareness of alternative fishes remains poor.
To see if aficionados might be persuaded to trade their wild caviar for the farmed variety and for alternative fish roes, I sampled 6 farmed American caviars and 4 imported wild osetras, as well as 10 alternative fish roes.
Customers who asked for one of the so-called "big five" – cod, haddock, tuna, salmon or prawns – were offered a free alternative fish: lemon sole, coley, local trout, mussels or Cornish sardines.
In this study, we examined whether these putative pheromones, along with simultaneously-released 11-O-ETIO-17s, stimulate olfactory sensory responses from alternative fish species sharing the same ecosystem as N. melanostomus in the Great Lakes region.
For highly HOCs, an alternative fish dietary bioaccumulation approach will be recommended in the future by OECD TG 305.
