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How do the locations of the world’s fisheries relate to levels of human population and seafood consumption?

Claim: The location of the fisheries are near areas of higher population, which also results in large amounts of the world's seafood consumption.
Evidence:
Reasoning:

https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/eMeIyDyn4faIk562v3Sr3G/

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Map: https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/lmV0CBh5cVPNlNWfdQsl4//?edit=dOklRV0ADgJpfXFtGaqwiA

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Claim:
Evidence: https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/cJYikVLnNdavX6vbbVXh6I//?edit=gPH8WMykp350wNWzQKlYKB
Reasoning:

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https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/bwCasrWM0Ngbcs8Bc1uklN//?edit=Nh8iMs4XAVCx5Zs3sXyYW

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Claim: The locations of the world's fisheries are always nearby a location on Earth that has high population.
Evidence:
https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/wfdQpqTZks1qpobjgwCWR//?edit=d3dp6aaHRAOR2F6MRY3cNP
and
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JJSKu2GHTPBPY00JH7bFqW1oM4s7zqtzRgJbZh4MhLc/edit?usp=sharing
Reason:

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Data that didn't make it on the map:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zAwKc9vV6JDBTDyDnz6mwRnfXsMmjH3RKvwgJzWsZ2o/edit

Map:
https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/ftyUCPbbkk0KKcLJlzPdHQ//?edit=esW517hvwP6WswhK8crY9S

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Claim: Places with higher populations tend to use less environmentally-friendly fishing practices.
Evidence: China's fishing practices are the least sustainable, and California's are the most sustainable.
Reasoning:
https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/bvZTI8lEa2lmHbTLzTFYbD//?edit=dJ36ZyzXffqygx5ZyWtSIQ

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Claim: How do popular fishing spots correlate withe the oceans currents.
https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/djADkfbFpI8qqqx99wkdIy//?edit=dlYc11QJnLUouiGLq7q1EW
Reasoning: It appears as if the warmer waters bring more fish to the popular fishing spots around the world.

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https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/hzp33Yj90vOsVmTR6kAhPQ//?edit=e6lAszIQFgSdN2M2eyLvi0

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Claim: The location of the world's fisheries relate to human population in high fishing areas because human population tends to not be as high around the areas where the fisheries are located.
Evidence:
https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/d7S6RwgpTSF04MzTFirhKD//?edit=bDEc6kxyrkZcIW7GH5zgVC
Reasoning:
- Climate is uncomfortable for human settlement being usually be cold so that day to day living is harder which cause people to not want to live in these areas. In addition, high levels of commercial fishing methods are typically used in the fishery areas which increases the amount of exports with technology being there. Therefore humans live in areas where the can import fish easily rather than export it.

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Your evidence and reasoning should be switched. (Responding to Zie and Sriya)

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Claim: How do the locations of the world’s fisheries relate to levels of human population and seafood consumption?

Evidence: https://mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org/dYFRhezuJgyGo3rX7LSTUx/?edit=fuRB1aihtc1VLYKauSLHjC#/

Reasoning: