Here, the fisher referred to how fisheries regulations are experienced as ad hoc, often arriving from central management authorities at short notice and thus difficult to foresee. Fishing stops also occur when the quota for a species is reached, often prohibiting fishers to target other species if the gear in question is expected to catch the species for which the quota is reached. He continues by pointing out the potential to arrange packaged tours for international fishing tourists and that tour boat fishing has developed from having customers with a focus on their own food supply to having customers that seek unique experiences. One thing that all fishers could agree upon was a scepticism towards biologists and the data and logic they use when proposing that cormorants do not affect coastal fisheries since they only eat small fish.