The 'Pisces' selective fishing underwater light has been developed by SafetyNet Technologies as a solution for fishers to implement onto nets as a way to attract specific species and reduce bycatch. The light maintains a compact design that fits onto existing nets and emits six different colors of light for up to 270-hours per charge. The light is rated for use at depths down to 800-meters and is completely customizable in terms of light emissions for a customized experience.
The 'Pisces' selective fishing underwater light could help to drastically reduce the amount of bycatch that fishers handle and increase their yield of the desired species. This would allow for more controlled fishing to support a more sustainable approach to industrial oceanic operations.
What's Driving This Trend
- Selective Fishing Lights
- Developing underwater lights for specific species may reduce bycatch and promote sustainable fishing practices.
- Customizable Fishing Equipment
- Customizable equipment like the Pisces light could encourage fishers to adopt sustainable practices that reduce bycatch.
- Fishery Technology Innovations
- Advancements in fishery technology like the Pisces light could revolutionize the industry and promote sustainable practices with better yields.
Who This Affects Most
- Fishing
- The Pisces light technology can disrupt the fishing industry by reducing bycatch and promoting sustainable practices.
- Marine Technology
- The development of the Pisces light could encourage further innovations in marine technology that promote sustainability.
- Fish Farming
- Using similar technology in fish farming operations could enhance the sustainability of the industry and reduce environmental impacts.
