traditional fishing definition
traditional fishing means fishing in the coastal areas by using small boats, dhows, etc.
traditional fishing means the taking, by traditional inhabitants for their own or their dependants’ consumption or for use in the course of other traditional activities, of the living natural resources of the sea, seabed, estuaries and coastal tidal areas, including dugong and turtle;
traditional fishing means fishing by natives1 where-
More Definitions of traditional fishing
traditional fishing means those commercial or recreational fishing activities that were customarily conducted within the Park prior to its designation as a protected area in the Management Plan for the Park. These fishing activities include, but are not limited to, the use of fish traps, seine nets, gill nets, trammel nets, spear fishing, hand collection or gigs for conch, lobster, octopus and whelk (with or without the use of scuba gear), bottom longline, etc.
traditional fishing means those commercial or recreational fishing activities that were customarily conducted within the sanctuary prior to its designation as identified in the environmental impact statement and management plan (EIS/MP) for this sanctuary, as managed by the appropriate federal (National Marine Fisheries Service in coordination with South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council) and state (Florida Fish and Wildlife
traditional fishing means those commercial or recreational fishing activities that were customarily conducted within the Park prior to its designation as a protected area in the Management Plan for the Park.