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" It may not be sporting, but researchers at the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Mass., are training fish to swim into nets--and doom themselves to the lemon-and-capers treatment.  Last summer, 6500 confined black sea bass were exposed to a specific sound each time they were fed. In true Pavlovian fashion, the fish learned to gather for their meals on cue.  Next, researchers plan to sink an &amp;quot;AquaDome&amp;quot;--a 32-ft.-wide, 16-ft.-tall cage of steel mesh held in place by five 1000-pound anchors--in a popular bass hangout in a bay near Boston.  There, 5000 bass will be fed with a solar-powered automated feeder that emits tones like a dinner bell. The fish will be released in May and trained until October, when they&amp;#039;ll face their final roundup. Success could mean reduced cost to fish farmers and less waste concentrated in one area.  RELATED STORIES \u2022 GREEN LIVING: Deadliest Wind Farm Can Save the Birds  \u2022 ROAD TRIP: 4 Days Fishing in the Idaho Backcountry  \u2022 DIY: How to Build Your Own Backyard Pond   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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