Sentence examples for caught species from inspiring English sources
Two years ago, fishing for red grouper, the most common commercially caught species, was prohibited for two months because fishermen reached their annual quota early.
Too many boats have been chasing too few fish, meaning that 88% of commercially caught species are being fished beyond their maximum sustainable yield.
Discarding – where fishermen toss back hundreds of tonnes of edible fish, usually dead, because they have exceeded their fishing quota or have caught species for which they have no quota – has been the most striking example of the failures of a common fisheries policy that green groups have said is "broken" and encourages overfishing instead of protecting dwindling stocks.
Non-targeted species also contributed in the landings (incidentally caught species) of these groups, some of them caught occasionally (i.e., Trachurus mediterraneus, P. pagrus), ensuring additional income to the fisherman from species other than the targeted ones.
We examined the relationship between catch-per-unit-effort for commercially caught species and the spatial patterning of mapped benthic habitat types along the coast of Queensland, Australia in their dominant fisheries (trawl, line, net or pot fisheries).
The aims of the study were to: (a) describe the species composition from a professional small-scale fishery, (b) define fishing tactics, target and incidentally caught species and (c) test the adequacy of the minimum landing sizes (MLS) based on the EU regulation 1967/2006 in relation to fishing tactics and target species.
The new trawls maintained their previous ability to catch species of different ecological groups and consumed less fuel at the same commercial trawling speed.
Their scientists looked to see if the packaging or restaurant menu included details about where, or how a shrimp species was caught, what species or type it was, and if the shrimp was wild or farmed.
They're taking advantage of each others' experience at sea by avoiding areas where someone caught overfished species and learning where the more abundant species are.
People caught with species listed in the Convention of the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) or the corresponding Peruvian decree may be jailed.
