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Hawaii Longline Fleet s Switch To Shark-Friendly Gear Taking Longer Than Expected

The transition was supposed to be done by July. Now, expect it done by the end of the year, an industry leader says.

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Hawaii Fishermen Concerned by Growing Fleet of Chinese Fishing Vessels

Hawaii Fishermen Concerned by Growing Fleet of Chinese Fishing Vessels
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Hawaii Fishermen Concerned Over Growing Chinese Presence - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Hawaii Fishermen Concerned Over Growing Chinese Presence - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper
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Hawaii Fishermen Concerned Over Growing Chinese Presence

Hawaii Fishermen Concerned Over Growing Chinese Presence 05 Aug 2021, 17:35 GMT+10 HONOLULU - Early morning in Honolulu, yellowfin, bigeye and other types of tuna, along with swordfish, are put up for auction after being offloaded from ships overnight. Longline boats, 145 of them, operate from this port, trailing kilometers-long baited lines. These vessels mostly fish in international waters at least 400 kilometers offshore, alongside boats from Taiwan, China, Japan and South Korea. Wholesale buyers compete for the catch in an early morning auction, and a single high-quality tuna can fetch from several hundred dollars to more than $1,000. Confrontations are rare on the high seas near Hawaii, where the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is based and the U.S. Coast Guard maintains a strong presence.

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