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Costa Rica announces tighter tuna fishing rules

Stricter tuna fishing rules will be applied in Costa Rican waters to prevent illegal fishing with fish aggregating devices (FADs)

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 19, 2014 15:38 GMT
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Stricter tuna fishing rules will be applied in Costa Rican waters to prevent illegal fishing with fish aggregating devices (FADs), reports The Tico Times [...]

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