Posted on January 27 2018
Increasingly, technological advances are used on the water. And in the use of drones, “You can see the ethical slippery slope at work,” writes Matt Labash. What do these advanced technologies take away from fishing, he asks: “The beauty of fishing is so often its uncertainty: trying to know what can’t be definitively known since its secrets exist in a dimension that we’re unable to inhabit.” Read “Drone-Assisted Fishing Is Real, and It’s Pathetic,” via The Weekly Standard.