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Location of some FADs are published here: | Location of some FADs are published here: | ||
* [http://www.jdsbiggame.com/report.html Big Game] | * [http://www.jdsbiggame.com/report.html Big Game] | ||
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| + | Layers of ocean water and mixing of the layers are explained here by | ||
| + | Peter J.S. Franks at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, Sand Diego, Ca, USA | ||
| + | * [https://youtu.be/TxdiU3LJlZ8 Mix it Up, Mix it Down] | ||
The ocean has many variations, just like land. Nutrients and sea life are not equally distributed. Deep water far from shore has less density of macro-sized sea life than near-shore. Reefs and other hard substrate features with vertical relief attract and provide habitat for more fish than open water and sandy bottoms. | The ocean has many variations, just like land. Nutrients and sea life are not equally distributed. Deep water far from shore has less density of macro-sized sea life than near-shore. Reefs and other hard substrate features with vertical relief attract and provide habitat for more fish than open water and sandy bottoms. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:35, 29 August 2017
Fish Aggregation Device
Not a new idea:
Location of some FADs are published here:
Layers of ocean water and mixing of the layers are explained here by Peter J.S. Franks at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, Sand Diego, Ca, USA
The ocean has many variations, just like land. Nutrients and sea life are not equally distributed. Deep water far from shore has less density of macro-sized sea life than near-shore. Reefs and other hard substrate features with vertical relief attract and provide habitat for more fish than open water and sandy bottoms.
Fish tend to gather around floating objects. This may be to hide in the shade, to eat algae and other biological material from the object, or to hunt other smaller fish tat are doing so. This provides some opportunity for a seastead to enhance their local eco-system.
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