Methods. Objective Define the different ways to fish Understand why some fishing is not allowed to be used by recreational fishers Identify the trends.

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Methods

Objective Define the different ways to fish Understand why some fishing is not allowed to be used by recreational fishers Identify the trends of fishing and the how the purposes changing

Ways to Categorize Fishing Purpose Location Equipment

Main Purpose Before 19 th Century After 19 th Century Food Resources Family Bonding Commercial Recreational Sport

Location Freshwater Marine Rivers Ponds Lakes Streams Deep sea or Offshore Near shore

Hands Only/Diving Fresh Traditional “Hand Fishing” Streams Noodling, Catfish Tickling Other than Fish: Oysters, Lobsters and Abalone

Hand Held Equipment Fresh and Marine Most Common Angling Kite Ice Surfcasting

Animals Marine Birds Dogs Dolphins

Projectiles Fresh and Marine Arrows Spear Guns Sticks tips.html

Line Fresh and Marine Hooks or Lures Fishing Line Most Fresh Water Fish Trolling is 1 Type

Trolling Marine Hooks or Lures Fishing Line fast moving surface swimming Tuna, Marlin and Kingfish

Nets and Traps Fresh and Marine Different Types of Netting and Traps Large Scale Fish Crustaceans Crab, Lobster, Eel

Traps Fresh or Marine Bottle, Bag, Bucket

Pots Marine and Fresh Baited Marked Lobster Cod

Trawling Most Important Commercial in New Zealand One to Two Vessels Large Net 2-3 Hours at 3 or 4 Knots Recreational Fishers Orange Roughy, Hoki, Ling, Hake and Squid

Danish Seining Marine Encircle Herd and Trap Snapper and John Dory

Purse Seining Surface Dwelling Fish Planes Schools Net is Pursed Recreational Fishers Tuna, Mackerels, Kahawai

Beach Seining/Drag Mullet, Flatfish, Snapper, Trevally and Crabs Most Common with Fresh Water

Dredging Oysters Heavy Ring Mesh Vessel tows a Steel-Framed Dredge

Ligging Lowering and retrieving lines Night Lights High Quality Squid

Technology How do they know where the fish are??

Review Most common in New Zealand? What type of fishing uses Snorkels? What is the main different in the more modern fishing?