Mary and Jenn,
You have no real way of knowing that your fish were net-caught. I'm not talking about species that are never caught with cyanide, but rather, the others. Your source for these fish does not know that they were caught with nets in any real sense.
I'm wondering if you are doing a disservice to the industry reform effort by selling fish as "net-caught", when all you can truly base that on is by trust and hopes. Overall health and low mortality may not be enough circumstantial evidence to support the contention of "net-caught", as highly-skilled use of cyanide can probably produce those results.
John Brandt
MASNA
MAC
CMAS-Chicago
You have no real way of knowing that your fish were net-caught. I'm not talking about species that are never caught with cyanide, but rather, the others. Your source for these fish does not know that they were caught with nets in any real sense.
I'm wondering if you are doing a disservice to the industry reform effort by selling fish as "net-caught", when all you can truly base that on is by trust and hopes. Overall health and low mortality may not be enough circumstantial evidence to support the contention of "net-caught", as highly-skilled use of cyanide can probably produce those results.
John Brandt
MASNA
MAC
CMAS-Chicago