Definition: Whitefishery is a type of fishing that involves catching fish from freshwater sources, such as lakes or rivers. Fishermen use specialized equipment, such as nets, hooks, and lures, to catch the fish. Whitefisheries are often found in coastal areas where water temperatures are warm enough for fish to survive. The most common types of whitefishery include bluefin tuna, haddock, and sardines.
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