Why is UPWELLING important to commercial fishing in the oceans?

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Why is UPWELLING important to commercial fishing in the oceans?

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so people acually know you fishing in a real lake and your not gettin fish and putting it on your hook

Vishal Khakhkhar answered Dec 9, 2016

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