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In recent years, the fishing industry has come under growing pressure from both environmentalists and customers due to its impact on the world's oceans and marine life. However, in response to escalating worries over fish stocks depletion, boat hire Melbourne pollution, and catch of non-target species, many fishermen and fishing companies are adopting eco-friendly fishing practices that prioritize ecological stewardship and minimize the fishing industry's ecological footprint.

One of the key drivers of this shift is the use of netting systems preventing non-target catches, such as tuna-safe nets, as well as fishing lines and hooks minimizing bycatch. This not only helps to protect fish stocks but also protect vulnerable marine species like sea turtles.

Another innovation in eco-friendly fishing practices is the use of catch-and-return fishing, which involves releasing caught seafood back into the water to reduce the pressure on wildlife. This approach not only helps to protect marine species but also provides a thrilling fishing experience for recreational anglers.

In addition to the use of eco-friendly fishing gear, many angling professionals are now adopting more eco-friendly fishing methods, such as selective trawling, which involves catching fish with a more selective method. This method can be more precise and reduce catch of non-target species compared to traditional trawling methods.

The use of fish farming, or rearing fish in enclosed systems, is another important aspect of eco-friendly fishing practices. Aquaculture involves raising fish in enclosures to reduce the pressure on natural marine species.

The certification of sustainable seafood by global organizations promoting responsible fishing practices has also played a key role in promoting eco-friendly fishing practices. The MSC is a international organization that sets benchmarks for sustainable seafood and its certification scheme provides buyers with a way to identify seafood products that are caught or produced using sustainable methods.

For consumers, supporting eco-friendly fishing practices is easier than ever. When purchasing seafood, look for labels promoting responsible fishing practices or come from merchants using eco-friendly practices. Selecting local seasonal seafood can help to reduce the carbon footprint associated with transporting seafood from fishing locations overseas.