Fisheries Regulations

Fisheries regulations are rules set by authorities to manage and protect fish populations, ensuring sustainable fishing. They include limits on the amount and size of fish that can be caught, designated fishing seasons, and restricted areas to prevent overfishing and habitat damage. These regulations help maintain healthy ecosystems, support local economies, and ensure future fish supplies. Compliance is essential; violations can lead to fines or legal actions. By following these rules, fishermen contribute to preserving aquatic life and the overall health of our oceans and waterways.