Bait fish
Bait fish are small fishes used as allurement to allure ample bloodthirsty fish, decidedly bold fish. Species acclimated are about those that are accepted and brand rapidly, authoritative them simple to bolt and in approved supply. Examples of abyssal allurement fishes are anchovies, gudgeon, halfbeaks such as ballyhoo and scads.
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- Aquacultural Engineering
- Aquaponics
- Aquarist
- Aquarium
- Aquatic and Marine Engineering
- Aquatic Plants and Animals
- Bait fish
- Bathythermograph
- Biomedical Imaging
- Biotechnology in fish breeding
- Biotechnology in Food science
- Biotechnology in Medicine
- Coastal Ecosystems
- Cryopreservation of gametes or gene banking
- DNA Technology
- Environmental Biotechnology
- Extensive aquaculture
- Fish Farming
- Fish Fingerling
- Fish Hatchery
- Fish Health Management
- Fishing Techniques
- Genetic Diagnosis and Gene Therapy
- Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology
- Genetic Modification In Aquatic Life
- Geoduck Aquaculture
- GLORIA sidescan sonar
- Habitat and Biology of Aquatic Life
- Mariculture
- Marine and Oceanographic Instruments
- Marine Biology
- Marine Biotechnology
- Marine microorganism
- Molecular-Biotechnology
- Nano Biotechnology
- Ocean Acoustic Tomography
- Ocean Data Acquisition System
- Ornamental Fish Farming
- Oyster farming
- Plant Biotechnology
- Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS)
- Rhizofiltration
- Seawater ponds
- SeaWiFS
- Spawning
- Tissue Science
- Transgenesis
- Trawling
- Virotherapy
