Kerala’s Dori fishing poses challenge to mechanised trawlers

Rajesh Ravi
Posted: Monday, Jan 12, 2009 at 2310 hrs IST
Updated: Monday, Jan 12, 2009 at 2310 hrs IST

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Kochi: Permission for DFS in the period when trawling is banned would damage the intention of conservation, says a section of experts.

While the trawling boat owners insist that it is a mechanised form of fishing, those engaged in dory craft fishing are adamant that it is a traditional form of fishing. Traditional fishermen contest that pelagic method is less harmful when compared to bottom trawling because of the nets used by DFS....

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