The fishing industry now is really hurting, fish cost have risen by 300%

a reply to: joemoe

Yup , all planned 'scarcity', so they can control us and rob us of everything : you will own nothing and eat ze bugs.
I think when it's too late to turn things around those asleep will wake up , but those on the 'left' will still support this mostly due to their ego.
Civilization will collapse with 'the great reset'. I feel sad for my son, I will stay and fight for him, though with a collapsed society it's back to living very simple, I doubt we'll survive it.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: musicismagic

Chicken breast was $1.99 a pound a year ago and is $3.29 now.
Basically every commodity is way up so it's not a surprise fish is also.

There is a grocery store here. A package of cut up whole chicken, a bit over 2lbs was almost $20.
YES 20 bucks for chicken!!!

a reply to: musicismagic

I mentioned in another thread some time back. I bought a few cans of Beechcliff sardines a while back and when I opened the first can, it was filled with sardines less than 2 inches long. Where it use to be no more than 4 or 5 sardines to fill a can, this can had to have had at least 20 or more. Yes, the fishing industry is collapsing. I fish with minnows bigger than the sardines that were in that can.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Look for the leg/thigh quarters.

Still only .79 a pound here at Kroger.

originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: JAGStorm

Look for the leg/thigh quarters.

Still only .79 a pound here at Kroger.

Sometimes I have recipes that require the whole bird.
I had planned on getting it from our local farmer but she was sold OUT!

a reply to: nickyw

How is that form of 'fishing' even legal? That's terrible.....

Our sea ecosystems are definitely collapsing. I am sure many have already seen this but if you haven't, it's worth watching. Some of the graphs and stats they have are disturbing and a bit terrifying. Gotta say that I've reduced my purchased seafood intake a lot since watching this. Local lake fishing is still fair game though.

www.seaspiracy.org...

Yes, they advocate for a plant-based diet but don't let that blind you to the facts they are presenting. (I am a meatatarian btw)

Fishing boats run on diesel, typically they don’t shut down from the time they leave the dock until they return. It’s not miles per gallon, it’s gallons per hour.

originally posted by: Nickn3
Fishing boats run on diesel, typically they don’t shut down from the time they leave the dock until they return. It’s not miles per gallon, it’s gallons per hour.

Yes, that is true.

Here we are charged about 40 bucks for night fishing on the boat. Sadly within the last 2 years the boat owners are telling us that we may not catch any fish but please enjoy the free sake and beer.

a reply to: chris_stibrany

it is and they even operate in marine protected areas with no interest from anyone to stop it..

The Goliath Grouper formerly known as jewfish was almost fished to extinction. If you’ve seen those old photos of trophy sized catches in the Florida Keys, it’s was a strange world back then. I’ve seen divers today hugging them like house pets, funny creature.