La Atraccion de Peces a Objectos Flotantes en el Mar: Lapesca Con FADs (Plantados)

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La Atraccion de Peces a Objectos Flotantes en el Mar: Lapesca Con FADs (Plantados)

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Casi la mitad del atún capturado en en el mundo es pescado utilizando FADs. Todavía no se ha determinado que tanto daña este método de pesca a los peces en el mar abierto.

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