[Samurai_Jack]

FISHY STORY!

[gotribe]

I'll finally get to swim in the ocean without fearing sharks. Yea!

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

I think all this nuke testing by Dr. Ill woke up Godzilla, and he is eating all the fish. Watch out Tokyo when his underwater food supply runs out.

[Salamander]

[goresalooza]

It won't matter anyway -- bigfatalgore says we will all die by global warming within ten years.

LOL.

[bikerman]

My God where`re all doomed,I tell you DOOMED.

[Shqipo]

All your Seafood are belongs to us???

[Erik Latranyi]

When the article cites a member of Greenpeace and someone who gave a speech to the WWF (World Wildlife Fund), you know it is complete bias by the animal rights movement.

[Dosa26]

I'm convinced. It's time to kick the asians out of our ocean. Think about it if the pacific was feeding 300mil americans instead of 3 billion asians it would be vibrant! On a serious note, we should optimize the production of edible fishes. I'm sure educated people in comfy chairs are working on it, I just hope they listen to the hard working captains of trawlers that actually care to maintain the ocean and have good ideas.

[wastoute]

Unfortunately, being a recreational fisherman in the Chesapeake Bay area who lived in Panama for several years and fished there (courtesy US Army) this story may be about right. Unfortunately, gummint at the present time, is the problem. The commercial fishery regulation is a disgrace and lobbyists have the politicians in their pocket. What we need is a 20 moratorium on all commercial fishing. If you want fish for supper, get a pole.

[Dallas59]

Dr. Worm and Fish storys....

[MaDeuce]

A fish story told by Dr. Worm ... hummmm. Do I detect a little bias in this story?

[johnthebaptistmoore]

"Well, there he goes again!"

[LRS]

Dr Worm said the decline of cod on the Scotian shelf, off Canada, had led to changes throughout the ecosystem. But there was some good news in the paper.

[Vaquero]

since the early 80's, thanks to national limits on certain species, the Northeast stocks of sport fish has, in my estimation, increased many fold.

Now let me put in the caveat. These are what are called inshore species and not those regulated by international treaty, but it is true there are more, bigger, healthier, Striped Bass, bluefish, fluke, flounder than ever before. This is reflected in the local fishing journals and other papers.

Here in the NY,NJ,CONN area the water is cleaner than ever do to anti-dumping regulations.

This, I reiterate is only a personal observation.

[mo]

....UNLESS you give me money now!!!!!

[dmw]

Just for the halibut lets assume this story is true, this is gonna give us fish eaters one big haddock!

[pepperhead]

Who cares if our fish supply runs out, we can just switch to some good and healthy soylent green!!!!!!!!

[Brilliant]

I betchya seaweed will still be around.

[Peter W. Kessler]

Please pass the tartar sauce.