VISwijzer and Flyshoot fish

WMR has developed a data collection protocol that is better suited for gathering data in flyshoot fishing. It will be discussed in April.

With the knowledge collected in this project, Good Fish has been able to provide the VISwijzer with better-informed assessments for flyshoot! Are you curious about how flyshoot fishing scores? Click the arrow below!

Within the project, efforts were made to revise the assessment method used for the VISwijzer. This method takes into account the assessment of fish species from mixed fisheries more effectively.

Did you know that 30% of respondents think flyshooting is a ball sport? Do you want to know how flyshoot fishing works? Check it out here!

Do you actually know how the sustainability assessments on the VISwijzer are created? Or how to use it? This handy animation explains it all, take a look!

Our project is the focus of this episode of De Visdetective podcast: how can red mullet become ‘green’ on the VISwijzer?

In a series of 6 blogs, we provide an answer to the question: How much red mullet, gurnard, and squid are there in the North Sea? Read the first blog to learn how these species are caught.

In a series of 6 blogs, we provide an answer to the question: How much red mullet, gurnard, and squid are there in the North Sea? Read here about the unique collaboration within this project.

In a series of 6 blogs, we provide an answer to the question: How much red mullet, gurnard, and squid are there in the North Sea? You can read about how fishing data is collected here.

In a series of 6 blogs, we provide an answer to the question: How much red mullet, gurnard, and squid are there in the North Sea? You can read about how fisheries can further enhance sustainability here.

What’s surprising? Over 30% of surveyed consumers think flyshoot is a ball sport. Want to read more about this research? Click on the arrow!