Bycatch Reduction Devices (BRDs) are tools designed to minimize the unintended capture of non-target species during fishing. These devices help fishermen catch their intended species while allowing other marine life, such as turtles, sharks, and juvenile fish, to escape. BRDs can take various forms, including specialized nets, escape panels, and sorting grids. The use of BRDs is essential for promoting sustainable fishing practices and protecting marine ecosystems. By reducing bycatch, these devices help maintain biodiversity and support the health of fish populations. Many countries and regions have implemented regulations requiring the use of BRDs in certain fisheries to ensure responsible fishing practices.