How can they be wild caught & from managed fisheries? I thought managed fisheries were fish farms? Thanks
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I am no expert but I do know that wild fisheries are managed by designating who can fish what area and when as well as other restrictions. I lived in Port Orford, Oregon and the fishers and crabbers faced a long list or rules and licenses if they wanted to fish legally. I think fish farms should be made illegal since all use corn meal to excess which cause fish to turn out excessively high levels of arachidonic acid that is toxic to human health. Better managed wild fisheries could return us back to the high annual catches we used to have decades ago more cheaply than we are experiencing now with much healthier fish as well. I am no expert but I do know that wild fisheries are managed by designating who can fish what area and when as well as other restrictions. I lived in Port Orford, Oregon and the fishers and crabbers faced a long list or rules and licenses if they wanted to fish legally. I think fish farms should be made illegal since all use corn meal to excess which cause fish to turn out excessively high levels of arachidonic acid that is toxic to human health. Better managed wild fisheries could return us back to the high annual catches we used to have decades ago more cheaply than we are experiencing... » Read More I am no expert but I do know that wild fisheries are managed by designating who can fish what area and when as well as other restrictions. I lived in Port Orford, Oregon and the fishers and crabbers faced a long list or rules and licenses if they wanted to fish legally. I think fish farms should be made illegal since all use corn meal to excess which cause fish to turn out excessively high levels of arachidonic acid that is toxic to human health. Better managed wild fisheries could return us back to the high annual catches we used to have decades ago more cheaply than we are experiencing now with much healthier fish as well. « Show Less
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Fishery management involves regulating when, where, how, and how much fishermen can catch to ensure that they will be able to fish now and for generations to come. Managed fisheries are not necessarily fish farms. You can read more at fishwatch.gov .
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The sardine anchovy oil is wild caught but other oils by this company are farm raised. I would never feed my beloved dogs anything made with farm raised fish.
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I cut the baiting In two.get the deepest run.I have used for 4 years with no problem with animals.
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Fishing spot or any other location can be marked as a waypoint and returned to. I do it all the time. Take time to read the manual and practice with the unit. do it at home before you go fishing to practice. Remember the unit has to be in motion to read correctly. It relies on the motion picked up by the satellites. You can walk briskly and the unit will function fine.
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On the sheet of information I received from the seller, it states the product is wildcrafted --meaning it's taken from the wild. so most likely they have different areas where they know the plant grows and harvest from there. that's usually how wildcrafting works.
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The omegas you list are not "added" to this wild salmon oil. They are the omegas naturally found in wild salmon, just like if you ate the fish itself. This is a completely natural product. :)
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Hi, it is caught at least 100 miles off the coast of the north Atlantic is what I have found info on.
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This is intended for marine fish. You would be best served with something formulated specificly for fresh water fish.
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I've caught a 5 foot black tip on the beach with 300 yards of 60ib braid. That would be pretty much your max if you ate fishing off the beach. If you're on a boat the game is very different.
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I'm not going to be of much help with that question. I seriously don't know about whether or not it is wild or farmed salmon. I would hope that since it's advertised as wild, that it is indeed wild salmon that is used. I will tell you that my three Pit Bulls really thrive on this and I couldn't be happier with this product.
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Just a little, not as bad as I thought they may be, I also think with a little more use & wear they will get better! Ive had them out fishing about 7 times now and its not as bad as day 1. I hope this helps you. I am very happy with them
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They are truly delicious! I disliked sardines my whole life until I tried the Wild Planet brand. They are so fresh, light, moist and never overly "fishy". They are sustainabley caught and filled with omegas, calcium and potassium. This is the only brand I trust.
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Laura K. I searched for an answer to no avail. I would steer clear of it. PS Cats don't really need fish.
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Actually they happen naturally in the wild in several species of crayfish, this type included. It's not too rare, but it's not exactly common either. They also come in white, red or green, though I don't know if this species does.
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The inside label states that they use wild caught krill and cod, never farm raised. Also, the butter oil is from free range grass fed cattle never administered antibiotics or hormones. They strive to get the best sources of fish from cold waters. Because this product is not pasteurized, they make extra efforts and make it the way our ancestors did by fermenting the oil to archive the best results. They also test for metals and toxins in small batches to ensure consistency. Hope this helps.
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To be honest. I am usure of if it's wild or farm raised, and I just finished a bag and sent it to be recycled, so I can't look at the bag to tell you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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The USDA, in all it's government wisdom, has recommended not canning fish. However, if you go to the University of Alaska's agricultural extension site you'll find a wealth of info on canning everything including fish. Wash U also has some good info on the same. We buy tuna, mackerel, salmon and sardines which have all been canned and I figure if they can do it, so can I. As with any canned product, whether purchased or home processed, use your own common sense. Does it look right? Does it smell right? Does it taste right? If all answers are yes, pig out! Best of luck to you!