Fishing catches refer to the fish and other aquatic animals that are captured during fishing activities. These catches can vary widely depending on the fishing method used, the location, and the time of year. Common types of fishing include commercial fishing, where large quantities of fish are harvested for sale, and recreational fishing, where individuals fish for enjoyment. The size and species of fishing catches can also differ significantly. Popular species include salmon, tuna, and trout. Regulations often exist to manage fishing catches, ensuring sustainable practices and protecting fish populations. These rules may include limits on the number of fish that can be caught or specific seasons when fishing is allowed.