^More conservation and production methods appear the only practical solution with a hope of success. Along those lines, fish farming has taken a foot hold. The issues with farming is that certain diseases are wide spread among farmed fish and the fish don’t get the same diet they would naturally, so they don’t grow the same, or taste the same. There are a lot of fish hatcheries, at least around here, plus the local division of the army corps of engineers along with fish and wildlife transport some adults past dams and help fix some of the problems fish encounter.

More measures such as those noted above, and i'm sure a lot i've never read about appear to me the only realistic ways to cope with increasing demand. As we both noted, there is nfw people are gonna voluntarily consume less.