Louisiana Conservation Review, Vol. 5: Published by the Department of Conservation; October, 1936 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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It is Obvious to anyone who has observed the situation that enormous numbers of fish are de stroyed by commercial shrimpers. The fish and shrimp are caught together in an otter trawl and dumped on deck, where they die very quickly. Subsequently, at their convenience the fishermen segregate the shrimp and throw the dead or mori bund fish overboard.
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