Paul J
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I guess it's easier to do this now we have a database which can be filtered by species. It's getting people to report fish that'll be the issue, even then it'll only be a sample rather than a representative number of fish caught. If we do this perhaps a seperate list should be produced so not to blur the current records/trends?- just thinking out loud PJ
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Well Said Peter I must admit i get sad when i think of the amount of fish taken off my local patch in a week. Sometimes it's easier to bury your head and not think about it PJ
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Nice one Charlie, I'll be making every effort to attend PJ
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I would if i could, maybe next time PJ
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Apologies from me PJ
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switch cleaner from Maplins
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How about this one
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Thought you might You store my squid and i'll bring it over when i collect Hows that? PJ
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i've got about 2.5 litres left if you want to buy some off me instead of getting the whole 5 litres. Im in either Moordown or Christchurch depending whether im on land or sea PJ
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Cost me
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So what did go on? Was the comp fished? Did it require fish to be retained? Who won and what with? Anyone know? cheers PJ
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Im in both camps on this one Graham makes some excellent points about having our say and not being done to because we cant be bothered to give our input, however: There does seem to be too many surveys which only seem to line the pockets of those you are employed to do the surveys. Perhaps i can get a job doing this too PJ
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Thought it might give Terry some motivation to start waving his arms about a bit PJ
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It's far removed from what we do but it is a great Video. Provides me with a bit of fantasy during this lovely weather ( not) Riding High
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Well done guys, i know first hand how frustrating a cancellation can be The work you guys have put in has made this event a very high quality one and it keeps getting better each year PJ
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A difficult one for sure I personally think it would be a shame to have to drop the % of retained fish. I know that there might be more prizes than fish caught but i wouldn't want to be at the wiegh in to witness it PJ
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Great to know the method behind your madness James Well thought out as usual PJ
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Looks like your ideal craft Jim I could see you getting out more on that PJ
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Looks more like a porcupine with all those rod holders PJ
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nice one boys PJ
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MSC certification of the bristol channel Bass fish
Paul J replied to Paul J's topic in Conservation Issues
John The link to the report is here Report In short the fishery was assessed for substainability so they could be awarded a certification or status if they passed. Certification is deemed to be a good marketing tool for their product and probably has other benefits also. They failed it Thats a snapshot as i understand it PJ -
Quote **MSC Fisheries Assessment Update
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This may be of interest http://www.dipity.com/PewEnvironment/Cod-T...de-New-England/
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Nice shots If you google earth my mooring you will see me launching my boat Amazing how it caught me but i do use it a lot PJ
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Nice one Gordon Bass Spines can also put holes in yer rubber duck but as a diver im sure youre well in your comfort zone. Cardigan island and the rocks near the hotel should hold Bass and pollack. Lots of seals around there who are partial to the odd salmon and seatrout. I caught my first ever Bass on a lure from Poppit sands PJ