User talk:Spjodar

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Commercial fishing
Thank you for your contribution to Commercial fishing. However this article is about the commercial fishing generally, that is, its scope includes the commercial fishing of all fish species, and also includes a global perspective, all regions around the world. This means the article becomes seriously unbalanced if half of the article is confined to one species only (albacore) and then severely restricted further to commercial fishing off the west coast of the United States only. Consequently I have removed your contribution. However, you could consider adding a section to the article on Albacore, or alternatively creating a new article such as Commercial fishing of albacore, providing you are willing to enlarge your perspective to give a global perceptive on albacore. Regards. --Epipelagic (talk) 04:26, 14 April 2016 (UTC)