Fishery regulations

Fishery regulations are rules designed to sustainably manage fish populations and protect marine ecosystems. They often include limits on the number and size of fish that can be caught, restrictions on fishing areas or seasons, and specific gear requirements. These regulations help prevent overfishing, ensure the health of fish stocks for future generations, and minimize environmental impact. Compliance is monitored by authorities, and violations can result in penalties. Overall, they balance human fishing needs with ecological preservation to maintain healthy, productive oceans.