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Wanted: Alive! |
Posted by Big Bull Lobsters on September 18, 2008 at 19:11:13:
Let ‘em live! These really big bugs are too large to fit in a lobster trap and have essentially no natural predators except us divers and hoop netters. These animals fill an important ecological niche and protect the kelp beds as part of the natural structure of the marine environment. And they are far older thanyou as well so... IF you need to bring one up to prove you caught it, take a picture and then put it back in the ocean carefully. That will impress your friends far more than eating it. Paul Dayton, Ph.D., Scripps Institute of Oceanography, Member of Pew Ocean Commission Charles Rettig, President, PADI Foundation Ben Hong,Promar nets Glen Fritzler, Truth Aquatics Chris Grossman, diver.net Chris Miller & John Guth, California Lobster & Trap Fisherman's Association Peter Halmay, President California Sea Urchin Harvesters Association Dale Sheckler, Editor, California Diving News Eric Frasco, Board Member, Greater Los Angeles Council of Divers Pat Smith, Author, Shipwrecks of Southern California Andy Saxon, F/V Moby Kate |
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