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Edited Date/Time 4/14/2021 2:48pm
Watch it on Netflix and a reduce your amount of fish intake if you believe what you see
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KMC440 4/12/2021 8:42am
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Rules of eating meat, beak or hoof ... pretty simple.
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Chance1216 4/12/2021 9:27am
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I watched it last night. I did notice the one interview was edited to favor an opinion.
As a fisherman and spearo, my only belief is take what you need to feed your family.
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Black Diesel Bomber 4/12/2021 10:04am
4/12/2021 10:04am
Chance1216 wrote:
I watched it last night. I did notice the one interview was edited to favor an opinion. As a fisherman and spearo, my only belief is...
I watched it last night. I did notice the one interview was edited to favor an opinion.
As a fisherman and spearo, my only belief is take what you need to feed your family.
I agree. But as far as the documentary goes, even if it's slanted a bit there's still a huge problem with over-fishing our oceans. I live in the water and see it first hand. Those nets are dragging all of the fish out of the ocean and I think the film does a good job to portray what the effects will be from over-fishing.
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Brad460 4/12/2021 10:13am
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Not going to lie- I love myself some fish fillets from MacD
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Chance1216 4/12/2021 10:14am
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Chance1216 wrote:
I watched it last night. I did notice the one interview was edited to favor an opinion. As a fisherman and spearo, my only belief is...
I watched it last night. I did notice the one interview was edited to favor an opinion.
As a fisherman and spearo, my only belief is take what you need to feed your family.
Black Diesel Bomber wrote:
I agree. But as far as the documentary goes, even if it's slanted a bit there's still a huge problem with over-fishing our oceans. I live...
I agree. But as far as the documentary goes, even if it's slanted a bit there's still a huge problem with over-fishing our oceans. I live in the water and see it first hand. Those nets are dragging all of the fish out of the ocean and I think the film does a good job to portray what the effects will be from over-fishing.
That’s true. I see nets all over the rivers I fish left on the banks by tribes. It’s frustrating. I know they only fish to sell the roe (eggs) for the most part and toss the fish.
Commercial fishing is a huge problem. I agree wholeheartedly. As a private citizen, there isn’t much I can do other then my part by, selective spear fishing.

This pic was taken about 7 years ago and made quite the buzz. Wasted fish on the Skokomish river. Saddening to say the least. Tons of wasted salmon.


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sumdood 4/12/2021 4:05pm
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Accurate depiction ?
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crowe660 4/12/2021 5:45pm
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What we need is a pandemic to do some population control.
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I don’t trust any documentary these days...they are all so slanted they have no credibility. With creative editing you can make any issue look however you want. When the creators/funders have an obvious motive I dismiss it entirely.
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Stuntman949 4/13/2021 7:35am
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I thought it was an interesting documentary considering they really have no way to prove its dolphin safe tuna and that the organization is making bank off a nonsense sticker. And although the Japan stuff looked sketchy for sure, most people wouldn't like to be filmed in their job no matter the circumstances.

Shark fin soup is dumb as hell. Just cruel.

I liked the Icelandic Whaler saying "I rather take one whale life than 2000 chickens. One life and the same amount of meat."

I also went straight to sushi after watching the film.
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Titan1 wrote:
I don’t trust any documentary these days...they are all so slanted they have no credibility. With creative editing you can make any issue look however you...
I don’t trust any documentary these days...they are all so slanted they have no credibility. With creative editing you can make any issue look however you want. When the creators/funders have an obvious motive I dismiss it entirely.
If it's on Netflix it's likely not worth watching.
You could probably say the same about the other big streamers too.
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Falcon 4/13/2021 1:13pm
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I don't need a biased documentary to tell me never to eat anything that lives in its own toilet. F seafood!
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zehn 4/13/2021 5:04pm
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There absolutely are sustainable and healthy fisheries in the world. Signed, an Alaskan
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zehn 4/13/2021 5:08pm
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Falcon wrote:
I don't need a biased documentary to tell me never to eat anything that lives in its own toilet. F seafood!
I have some big news for you about your food. You may want to sit down
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KMC440 4/14/2021 7:53am
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Titan1 wrote:
I don’t trust any documentary these days...they are all so slanted they have no credibility. With creative editing you can make any issue look however you...
I don’t trust any documentary these days...they are all so slanted they have no credibility. With creative editing you can make any issue look however you want. When the creators/funders have an obvious motive I dismiss it entirely.
Spinal Tap is real man!!
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DK23 4/14/2021 2:48pm
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I cut marine life out of my diet for 14 years after seeing dolphins caught in shrimp nets firsthand in the Gulf. But once I had shrimp/crab again, I couldn't stop. So damn tasty.
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ocscottie 4/15/2021 8:15pm
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I just watched that, kinda makes you hate the human race in full. Fake or real the damage plastic has done is saddening. I recently stopped using plastic water bottles, now i use re useable bottles.
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