How can they be wild caught &amp; from managed fisheries? I thought managed fisheries were fish farms? Thanks
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Fishery management involves regulating when, where, how, and how much fishermen can catch to ensure that they will be able to fish now and for generations to come. Managed fisheries are not necessarily fish farms. You can read more at fishwatch.gov .
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I went to their website and saw nothing about being organically grown. I see nothing about their farming process, in fact. As I commented below to another poster, it's great that these are non-GMO, but nothing about being organically grown.
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Freshwater fish have never seen a saltwater shrimp and are not accustomed to eating them. These are nothing like freshwater shrimp. There are much better baits for freshwater and I would not use these.
1955139
I don't know, they seem to really need the salt water/brackish water to live. I think my fish would immediately eat them. :)
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They come them a few feet of fishing line. You'll need to pickup some eye hooks from your local hardware store. Grocery stores, Target, Walmart, etc often carry them as well. They are not very heavy so you don't need to buy large hooks.
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The sardines are caught off the coast of California in the Pacific ocean, unfortunately the last plant to can sardines in North America closed a long time ago, so they have to send them to Viet Nam to be processed so as to be sold in the USA. You can ask Wild Planet anything over e-mail and from my experience they are extremely nice and respond to everything.
774298
If I remember correctly, just bait. It had a small tackle box, some bobbers, light tackle, and line.
113199
Not sure, but most shrimp are found in saltwater or brackish water. I bet bass in brackish water would eat them though.
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Excellent question. Unfortunately wholefoods quit selling it. It's very difficult to find a fish sauce without added SOMETHING, & unfortunately, they never mention where the fish were harvested, as if that's not vital - no.
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Start by scaling the fish first. This will make it much easier. I use dexter s138 knives. I am a wholesale seafood distributor and I use these everyday. They are great for the money.
752113
It was a Christmas present for my husband. He has not been out fishing this season yet. Sorry I could not be of help.
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The box says wild caught, harvested from the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Morocco and packed in pure olive oil. Doesn't say where packed, but distributed by Manischewitz Co., Newark, NJ. Contains 1,200 mg of Omega 3 per serving (2 per can). Wonderful! I've been buying these for years...the BEST!
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I have this rod and have caught everything from large panfish (bream, crappie) to small bass. I have also caught both fresh and saltwater trout. It all depends on what size leader and tippet you use and how much you are willing to finesse a big fish.
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Yes, according to what I've read, the worms lay eggs and reproduce in the environment. We only set this up a few weeks ago so I can't speak from experience, but it's what I've heard.
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It only says, "contains sardines, anchovies, and mackerel"...so from the bottle, I cannot tell if the fish is farm raised or not. I would guess whichever is cheaper to use in manufacturing. There is no 800 # on the bottle either. I won't be finishing my bottle, I couldn't put up with the fish burps.
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I will not comment on wild Atlantic salmon vs farm-raised, but I looked at my bottle of Salmon Oil and it says "Wild Deep Sea Salmon Oil" and "wild fresh-caught salmon." It doesn't say anything about it being from wild Atlantic salmon. So I went to the Wholistic Pet Organics website, and found that their salmon oil is from Alaskan, not Atlantic, salmon. There seems to be no debate that Alaskan salmon is wild, not farmed.
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