. Coast Watch. Risorse Marine; oceanografia; gestione delle zone costiere; ecologia costiera. County anche sceso da 309 nel 1995 a 166 dello scorso anno. La sola zona dove pound net consente non hanno diminuito significativamente è lungo le Outer Banks. In osare County, il numero di permessi è leggermente calato da 118 nel 1995 a 100 dello scorso anno. "Ci sono probabilmente 15-20 libbra netters sinistra sul Hatteras Island," dice Mike Peele. "Quando io e mio padre ha fatto pound netting, vi erano probabilmente 30 o più." Nella contea di Carteret, vi sono un certo numero di cancelletto netters che pescano il Pamlico e Core sou

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. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. County also dropped, from 309 in 1995 to 166 last year. The only area where pound net permits have not dropped significantly is along the Outer Banks. In Dare County, the number of permits declined slightly from 118 in 1995 to 100 last year. "There are probably 15 to 20 pound netters left on Hatteras Island, " says Mike Peele. "When my father and I did pound netting, there were probably 30 or more." In Carteret County, there are a number of pound netters who fish the Pamlico and Core sounds. For more than 25 years, Gilgo has set his nets in Pamlico Sound. "Pound netting has been good this year except the price is the lowest in 15 years, " according to Gilgo, in an interview last fall. "I caught 3, 000 pounds in one day." But, he does not plan to set pound nets in fall 2002. "I set five nets this year, " he says. "I am getting out of it. I am 57. It takes a toll on your back. You have to go out in rough weather. It takes a special breed of person to pound net because it is so strenuous." Old Fisheries Pound netting has a strong heritage in North Carolina. In 1869, pound nets were introduced into the Albemarle Sound and revolutionized fishing, according to the N.C. Maritime Museum. One account tells of an individual who pulled in one million herring in a single night in 1890 using a pound net. In February or early March, fishers set pound nets for river herring in the Albemarle Sound and Chowan River. Herbert Byrum and his brother, Bobby, are the only river herring fishers left at Cannon's Ferry on the Chowan River in Tyner. "There used to be 20-something fishermen at Cannon's Ferry, " says Herbert Byrum. Byrum's fish house, which has an American flag flying in the front, is on the banks of the Chowan River. As you walk down the pier, you can smell cheese used for catfish bait and shrimp used for crab bait "We w

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