Artificial ocean reefs may boost fishing in California
A California Department of Fish and Game bulletin on a five year study of six artificial reefs off Santa Monica Bay finds properly built manmade reefs from quarry rock streetcar hulls and concrete shelters can boost fish the report noting two to three times higher catch potential than nearby natural reefs. It warns reefs must be scientifically designed and monitored and placed away from natural reefs with careful data collection.
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Rams and in areas free from pollutants, according to Turner
The report notes statements by Turner describing conditions in which rams and surrounding areas are free from pollutants. The fragment references a place called Santa Mont but lacks full context or names to confirm broader details.
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