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I always imagined fishing vessels doing fairly short range trips to get their catch back to shore maximally fresh. Are there really ships long-hauling round the
by jl6 5y ago
I always imagined fishing vessels doing fairly short range trips to get their catch back to shore maximally fresh. Are there really ships long-hauling round the Cape all the way from China?
- guerrilla 5y agoYou should look up videos of how fishing works today. The ships deep freeze the fish. Some can them. They are floating factories
- sct202 5y agoOn the press release link (idk why it's like the same page but basically longer) there's some more highlights. It seems that there are friendly ports: >Of the vessels with AIS gaps, 31% of them visited the Port of Montevideo, Uruguay at the end of their trip. This port has allegedly been favored by vessels engaging in illegal activity.
- dalbasal 5y agoYes. Fishing is basically fishing the globe, regardless of where home port is.