Jasin wrote on May 10^th, 2020 at 9:34am:


Every fish we cleared, we ate.
Sometimes we fished for specific species.
Nothing was wasted.

I never got no trophy, but I loved the competition.
Everyone to their own I guess.

My wife and I used to fish from my boat, threw back more than we kept.
I only keep what we can eat in one sitting.
But the boat is gone now, we use kayaks now.
Funny thing, we seem to be catching more with them than the damn boat.

Americans 'fly' away.
Australians are forced to walk the plank and take a dive singing "[i]You'll never take me alive..."[/i] - especially if we learn to breath underwater and wait for the Troopers to get bored and leave.

There is an innovation, originally started by Israel.
Where a mechanised 'Gill' extracts oxygen from the water all scrubber-like. But so far still in minimal stage.

Bit late though, a lot of ocean and waterways, lakes and ponds are now polluted and are oxygen depleted immensely. Caspian Sea is almost a full Dead Zone.