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It was illegal to sell catch from a sport-fishing boat, our guides said.

Politicians just make promises at election time and then vanish," said Kailash, who ekes a living for his family by selling fish caught in local streams.

Still, I must pacify my fish-loving family, so I putted up to Ventura for a market selling locally caught fish.

Indeed, the 30 to 40percentt increases for many financial stocks was evidence that the quick change in sentiment — the hint of a bailout fund and the ban on short-selling — caught many hedge funds with short positions, forcing them to become instant buyers.

Every October, he sells squid caught from a boat he pilots in treacherous coastal waters.

More than 700 stalls sell freshly caught fish, shellfish, squid and plenty of less-identifiable undersea treats.

Tesco said many of its competitors continued to sell tuna caught without using the pole-and-line method.

But Honolulu Fish, a 10-year-old restaurant supplier, now sells freshly caught fish from Hawaii to retail customers at www.honolulufish.com.honolulufish.com

Japan's recent decision to allow fishermen to kill and sell whales caught by mistake in their nets has done little to appease critics.

Support stores and supermarkets that sell sustainably caught seafood.

ON an overcast morning in late July, high above the swirling current of the Damariscotta River in Maine, Barb Scully stood in her roadside kiosk to sell her catch.