We have done it before and we'll do it again. It's not that hard. With FADS, tuna fishermen set bait in buoys, which communicate by satellite to the boat as they attract tuna. This virtually eliminates incidental dolphin kills. Ironically, Mexican fishermen claim the technique is environmentally damaging because so many other fish are killed in the process.
Mexican officials agree.
The old fisherman in Ensenada profess little knowledge regarding the long and tedious legal battles that idled their boats. They are the ones that go to Washington and New York, stay at fancy hotels, drink wine and shop for expensive clothes. All I can tell you about is how much the tuna fishermen from Ensenada have suffered due to the embargo. I go there two or three days before the boat leaves. We usually stay in the sea anywhere from 40 to 70 days without coming back to land.