Marine fishing

This activity involves the commercial capture of fish and other marine organisms in ocean and coastal waters. It also includes the capturing of whales as part of the fishing operations.

This activity involves the harvesting of marine crustaceans and molluscs from their natural habitats. It includes activities such as fishing for shrimp, crabs, and various types of shellfish, as well as the collection of molluscs like clams and oysters.

This activity involves the harvesting of specific aquatic animals, including sea squirts, tunicates, and sea urchins, from their natural habitats. These organisms are typically collected for food, research, or other commercial purposes.

This activity covers vessels that are involved in both the catching of fish and the subsequent processing and preserving of those fish. This includes operations where fishing and processing occur on the same vessel, ensuring that the fish are prepared for market immediately after being caught.

This activity involves the collection of various marine organisms and materials that are not classified under fish or shellfish. It includes the gathering of natural pearls, sponges, coral, and algae from marine environments.

This activity involves marine fishing that is not classified elsewhere. It includes various forms of fishing in the ocean that do not fall under specific categories, such as the catching of fish and other marine organisms for commercial purposes.