Jason+S

Jason. S


 * OVER FISHING**

Overfishing is when in a body of water, people fish too much and reduce a huge amount of the fish from the body a water. People catch all these fish to sell to markets and make money. People throw nets into a body of water as small as a pond to as big as an ocean. They could catch at least 50 fish with one toss of the net.
 * Outline**

I will mostly be talking most of the time and I will show someone overfishing. And still shits.

Filming by the lake or on a boat. The first thing I will do will be talking. Then I will be showing still images.

Endangered fish • Silver Shark • Chinese paddlefish • Wild Common Carp • Alabama Sturgeon • Alabama Shad waba eades =Script=

Cast
Jason S. Rayna S. William B.

Act 1: top of slide Act 2: playground Act 3: lake Act 4: slide show of pictures
 * Scenes**

J: Hi: my name is Jason Silver and I will be teaching you on what over fishing is. Over Fishing is when in a body of water, people go over the limit on size and how many fish you can keep and reduce a huge amount of fish from that body of water. People over fish in rivers, oceans, and lakes.
 * Act 1:**

R: After people catch the fish with nets they usually sell them to the market.

W: When you catch a fish there is a size limit, They always keep all of them even if they're to small.

ACT#2 R: These are some of the sizes some different fish have to be. Blue fish can be any size, a Silver perch must be 25 inches long and you can only keep 5 from dams.

J: A striped bass has to be 28 inches to keep and you can only keep 1 per person. A fluke has to be 19.5 inches and you can only keep 4 per person.

W: A crab has to be 8.5 centimeters and you can only keep 5 per day. A Blue swimmer crab must be at least 6 centimeters and 20 per bag. Lastly a snapper must be 30 centimeters and you can keep 10.

J: When you measure a crab you measure it across the carapace (caropis) which is the top shell.

J: Some endangered fish are the silver shark, Chinese paddlefish.

R: Alabama Shad and the Wild Common Carp

Act #3 W: This is getting so bad that during the summer for the next two years they will ban fluke and flounder seoson.

J: They will be banning it in New York and New Jersey

R: Summer fluke and flounder season makes up almost 50% of the chartered boats and party boat business.

J: Without Fluke and Flounder business it might cause the recreational fishing business to collapse.

Act: #4

Slide Show: http://www.thegreencommunity.org/images/overfishing.jpg

http://www.aquatic-profiles.com/profiles/freshwater/carplike/images/BalantiocheilusMelanopterus001.jpg

http://www.dnr.state.md.us/baygame/blue_fish.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:StripedBass.JPG

http://www.outdooralabama.com/fishing/images/ShadAlabama925A.jpg