On 25 Dec 2002 02:58:34 -0800, (Tim Worstall) wrote:

Larry Caldwell wrote in message t...
In article ,
says...

From the Northwest to New England, salmon farming's critics contend
the operations are a waterborne version of the terrestrial feed lot,
contributing to ocean pollution, competing unfairly with wild fish,
and spreading disease.

It's quite a bit more widespread than that. Coho and Chinook salmon are
the most widely farmed fish in the world. They are well established in
Europe, Asia, and New Zealand. In fact, anywhere there is a cold water
seafront, there is a Pacific salmon hatchery.

Really ? Learn something new every day.
I thought the Norwegian and Scottish farmers used Atlantic Salmon.

I thought the silver carp was the most widely farmed fish in the
world.