Will the released fish live properly? Fishing tackle manufacturer Studio Ocean Mark practices Pop-up Tag Release” Project

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Fishing, as a matter of course, is not possible without fish. And the more fish targeted, the more fun anglers can have. Therefore, the idea of releasing fish arises in the hope of protecting resources and ensuring that anglers can enjoy fishing forever, but are the fish really alive? It depends on the fish and how you handle the fish. In particular, what about tuna, which is considered difficult to release due to its supposedly always-swimming ecology? With this in mind, Studio Ocean Mark, a fishing tackle manufacturer, began research last year. And Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, a national university corporation, is also cooperating in this activity. Here we would like to report the whole story.

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