Question

Processes of inland fishing

Answer 1

Explanation:

Inland fisheries are the commercial fishing operations taking place in freshwater. Some of this fishing is capture fishing, where the fish living naturally in a body of water are harvested. The other type of inland fishery is the fish farm, where fish are raised in tanks or ponds, generally for human consumption.

Answer 2

Answer:

    Inland fisheries are the commercial fishing operations taking place in freshwater. Some of this fishing is capture fishing, where the fish living naturally in a body of water are harvested. The other type of inland fishery is the fish farm, where fish are raised in tanks or ponds, generally for human consumption.

   Inland fisheries include freshwater resources such as canals, ponds, rivers, lakes etc. and brackish water resource where seawater and freshwater mix together such as estuaries and lagoons. Most fish production from these resources is through aquaculture.