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A boy in Ghana rescued from fishing slavery, about 400 dollars.

One day when I was only seven years old and fishing, I pulled a "pinfish," they're called, with sharp dorsal spines, up too hard and fast, and I blinded myself in one eye.

This is a viperfish, and it's got a lure on the end of a long fishing rod that it arches in front of the toothy jaw that gives the viperfish its name.

Hunting and fishing?

They're not going to use them, or at least they're not going to use them as bed nets, maybe as fishing nets."

Industrial fishing uses big stuff, big machinery.

If we don't have fishing because these reefs are protected by law or their remoteness, this is great.

And this particular place, the Medes Islands Marine Reserve, is only 94 hectares, and it brings 6 million euros to the local economy, 20 times more than fishing, and it represents 88 percent of all the tourist revenue.

This is how much fishermen get everyday in Kenya, fishing over a series of years, in a place where there is no protection; it's a free-for-all.

Once the most degrading fishing gear, seine nets, were removed, the fishermen were catching more.

But if we add the no-take reserve on top of that, the fishermen are still making more money by fishing less around an area that is protected.

And they would make 4,000 dollars per year, total, for the entire fishery, several fishing boats.

We're getting closer to one percent now, thanks to the protections of the Chagos Archipelago, and only a fraction of this is fully protected from fishing.

Well, let's think about how much we are paying now to subsidize fishing: 35 billion dollars per year.

Many of these subsidies go to destructive fishing practices.

But what about the rest of the coast of the world, where people live and make a living out of fishing?

I also wanted to focus on the shark fishing industry because, currently on planet Earth, we're killing over 100 million sharks every single year.

They also get entangled in fishing gear.

I'm basically just a guy that likes to go fishing ever since I was a little kid, and because I did, I wound up studying sea birds to try to stay in the coastal habitats that I so loved.

He said that he had been in the Gulf a little while ago; like about a week ago, and a guy who had been a recreational fishing guide took him out to show him what's going on.

And he moved away because it was his last fishing trip, and he knew that the dolphins scare fish.

He said that in 30 years of fishing he had never seen a dolphin do that.

They gave up the ability to make stone tools and fishing equipment and clothing because the population of about 4,000 people was simply not large enough to maintain the specialized skills necessary to keep the technology they had.

And then a few days later, we had the opportunity to go fishing in a glacial stream near our campsite, where the fish were so abundant that you could literally reach into the stream and grab out a foot-long trout with your bare hands.

And yet, the type of fishing going on today, with pens, with enormous stakes, is really wiping bluefin ecologically off the planet.

But in the international realm, where fishing and overfishing has really gone wild, these are the places that we have to make hope spots in.

So I actually developed a proposal to go out with a cargo ship and two decommissioned fishing trawlers, a crane, a chipping machine and a cold-molding machine.

He stopped, and he said, "Yes, we would like to do that to deal with our overfishing problem, and I think we would call it a reverse fishing license."

He coined the term "reverse fishing license."

So I said, "Yes, a 'reverse fishing license.'"

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