He thought Tyre an economically thriving but insufficiently holy place that should be reduced to nothing more than a fishing village with plenty of open space to "spread fish nets" to dry.
This Five-Star resort is tucked away on seven oceanfront acres on the southern tip of Palm Beach Island, and the Ritz Kids AquaNuts facility is decidedly ocean-inspired the ceiling is blue and the room is decked out with fish nets, crab and fish rugs and has large murals of underwater scenes on the wall.
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Salmon farms have traditionally involved large numbers of fish contained in nets in inshore waters raising a number of environmental issues.
Some scientists say densely packing fish into cages or nets in natural bodies of water, frequently just offshore, can destroy delicate habitats while the waste generated can elevate nitrogen levels to harmful levels.
Every day, 25 people row boats out into the water and use nets to catch fish.
Our mutual purpose then, is to build on that success, to cast our nets where the fish are so to speak.
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The meaty fish is caught in giant nets that are dragged along the ocean floor, a method environmental groups warn destroys habitats and other sea creatures.
Their arrival has been a disaster for many fishing communities, breaking nets and gear, crushing the fish catch or spoiling it with poisonous tentacles.
The Scottish fleet has been working to minimise discards by using nets which only catch certain species of fish.
But Jim Portus from the South West Fish Producers Organisation said a trial in Brixham and Plymouth using new nets had reduced the discard by more than 50%.
But fishermen also follow the fish, and often snag the dolphins unintentionally in the large-mesh nets they leave unattended for days at a time.
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