How can you call it healthy? Those gills are practically a cheating device!I guess some folks just don't like a little healthy competition from a species which they nearly doomed
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How can you call it healthy? Those gills are practically a cheating device!I guess some folks just don't like a little healthy competition from a species which they nearly doomed
Goliath harvest is gonna happen eventually in some form.Fisheries managers are tasked with maintaining healthy stocks and when considered healthy they will open a species up to forms of harvest deemed environmentally responsible.
It may be 5 years or 20 but the there is a population benchmark once met they will have a hard time legally denying harvest.
Well, why do you think they were put on the endangered species list?Are GG's even edible?
Well, why do you think they were put on the endangered species list?
There's a reason why they are called Jewfish. It's because they are considered kosher.
Not even close to being good enough. Fishermen's inability to manage fish stocks is the very reason why we have a need for fishing regulations to begin with.... Fishermen are not the ones to be deciding matters of fishing regulations. Asking fishermen to decide matters of fishing regulations is like asking Phillip Morris to decide matters of tobacco regulations...
Stupid? Well, it's the truth. Prove me wrong. Post your alternative facts on why they are called jewfish.All groupers are considered kosher. And sardines. That's just a ridiculously stupid comment. Etymology (look up that big word) of the name is murky at best.
Stupid? Well, it's the truth. Prove me wrong. Post your alternative facts on why they are called jewfish.
Stupid is posting a picture of a commercial fishing vessel loaded with a species of "grouper", which suffered overfishing, and then asking if they are edible. Of course they are.
Now where did you read me supporting the harvest of them?Mercury Contamination in Atlantic Goliath Grouper – Part 1: Are High Levels Dampening Recovery Potential? - Planet Experts
You ahead and eat them. Should help thin the herd. Talk about stupid.
BTW, If you believe those figures then you should refrain from eating other species of grouper as well.