Hugh's fish fight: Back our fisherman
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Would these fish actually be sold if they were allowed to be landed ?
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First of all I think that the data is way off - I am sure it is more than 50%.
And no they could not sell it - but that is the point - they shouldn't catch it to start with. There are techniques to avoid catching certain species or underage fish (this is the most damaging) that might mean a small loss in yield. I grew up in a tiny fishing village - there are no fish left now and out of the twenty or so boats - none are operating for fish - there are a few doing rod fishing charters and some doing crabs and lobsters. |
Fishing has become too sophisticated !
..and our waters are polluted by the EU and every Tom Dick and Harry with a fishing boat the world over |
Still see a few 50 footers off here pair trawling , right close in , hoovering up the remainder
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Originally Posted by Trout
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First of all I think that the data is way off - I am sure it is more than 50%.
And no they could not sell it - but that is the point - they shouldn't catch it to start with. There are techniques to avoid catching certain species or underage fish (this is the most damaging) that might mean a small loss in yield. I grew up in a tiny fishing village - there are no fish left now and out of the twenty or so boats - none are operating for fish - there are a few doing rod fishing charters and some doing crabs and lobsters. |
The other countries in the Eu take no notice of that regulation and we are the only saps who go along with it. We hear that undersize fish can be seen on sale in those countries.
The common fisheries policy has decimated the fish available in our waters and our own fishermen are the only ones who have always practised a policy of conservation. The other EU countries have fished our waters out! Les :( |
the eu is wank, get us out and under our own jurisdiction
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The madness of the EU where eurocats who have no clue about the fishing industry dream up polices and quotas.
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What they should do is give a quota, but if they catch more then they can bring it in to port to sell, but not catch any more.
Also if they are after one fish like Cod, if they catch other fish they cannot dispose of this fish, and ONLY catch a certain quota. If they catch that amount they are done fishing. Fish should never be thrown over board, but then limits must exist. I`d say ban all fishing in the North sea unless done my pleasure boats or shore fishing on a non commercial basis. |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9805650)
... The common fisheries policy has decimated the fish available in our waters and our own fishermen are the only ones who have always practised a policy of conservation. The other EU countries have fished our waters out! ...
Dave |
Which Hugh is this ?
Hugh Jackman or Hugh Grant :Suspiciou |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9805650)
The other countries in the Eu take no notice of that regulation and we are the only saps who go along with it. We hear that undersize fish can be seen on sale in those countries.
The common fisheries policy has decimated the fish available in our waters and our own fishermen are the only ones who have always practised a policy of conservation. The other EU countries have fished our waters out! Les :( |
Originally Posted by legb4rsk
(Post 9806824)
He said there were more Fisheries Inspectors in his one port in Scotland than there where in the whole of Spain.
mb |
This is all down to being part of the EU
See the Daily Express today http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...m-EU-dictators |
Originally Posted by legb4rsk
(Post 9806824)
I was talking to a trawler man from Scotland when I was on holiday in Spain.He said there were more Fisheries Inspectors in his one port in Scotland than there where in the whole of Spain.
Les :( |
Originally Posted by Trout
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First of all I think that the data is way off - I am sure it is more than 50%.
And no they could not sell it - but that is the point - they shouldn't catch it to start with. There are techniques to avoid catching certain species or underage fish (this is the most damaging) that might mean a small loss in yield. I grew up in a tiny fishing village - there are no fish left now and out of the twenty or so boats - none are operating for fish - there are a few doing rod fishing charters and some doing crabs and lobsters. When your cod quota has been slashed from 3000kg per month to 300kg it's pretty hard not to over catch. Cod stocks are nowhere near as bad as the brussels eurocats would have you think. |
Originally Posted by Trout
(Post 9805562)
First of all I think that the data is way off - I am sure it is more than 50%.
And no they could not sell it - but that is the point - they shouldn't catch it to start with. There are techniques to avoid catching certain species or underage fish (this is the most damaging) that might mean a small loss in yield. I grew up in a tiny fishing village - there are no fish left now and out of the twenty or so boats - none are operating for fish - there are a few doing rod fishing charters and some doing crabs and lobsters. Seems like the best Fisherman in the world seem unable to catch only the fish they are allowed to catch without going over the quota. Seeing my family has been in the fishing industry for decades maybe you can shed some light on how to avoid over catching certain Fish?:confused: And why if certain stocks are so low why are we catching so many? |
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glad someone is trying to do something about it e plains why beach fishing has changed over the last 13 years. there are different type of nets which are slightly larger which will only pull up fish of a certain size it allows the little ones to get away. I read an article somewhere that says the complete opposite that big fish should be left alone as they do the breeding. take a sea bass for instance once it reaches a certain age it only grows an inch a year I was told by someone. I personally think that commercial fishing has taken the piss and it should be stopped for a few years to allow the fish stock to rise again. at this rate a lot of marine life will go extinct. and maybe the people in the business should move in to the farmed industry for a bit. but I doubt any government will do that as they make good revenue from it. a lot of this big trawlers when they dragging fish from the bottom of the sea they are also destroying fish habitat. |
Originally Posted by kingofturds
(Post 9815511)
Seems like the best Fisherman in the world seem unable to catch only the fish they are allowed to catch without going over the quota. Seeing my family has been in the fishing industry for decades maybe you can shed some light on how to avoid over catching certain Fish?:confused: And why if certain stocks are so low why are we catching so many?
take Grimsby for example one of the biggest fishing ports in europe more than 25000 tons fought a day 50 years ago now it's all closed no more fishmarket as everything has been over fished. anglers like me struggle to get anything half decent, please don't take this wrong way if your family do this for living then good for them. but something has to be done in order for our grand kids to enjoy what we once had in abundance |
Originally Posted by Mus
(Post 9815922)
we Are catching much more fish now because of technology.
take Grimsby for example one of the biggest fishing ports in europe more than 25000 tons fought a day 50 years ago now it's all closed no more fishmarket as everything has been over fished. ... Dave |
i hate the eu and the japanese lol
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There are plenty of fish in the North Sea nowadays, problem is were not allowed to catch them.
The North Sea was over fished some 20-25 years ago, but due to massive decommisioning projects from the Government scrapping hundreds of boats and EU quotas fish stocks are now healthier than they have been for a long time. |
Originally Posted by SwissTony
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Which Hugh is this ?
Hugh Jackman or Hugh Grant :Suspiciou Hugh Jarse :thumb: Sorry if im being slightly cynical but i suspect some of the publicty , similarly Jamies chicken thing, is to promote the presenter |
He is certainly right that we should eat many more species it would have to be said !
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Done. You catch what you catch. If your prawn fishing you can't for say stick a sign on your net saying sorry we only want prawn.
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Signed, all sounds like a good campaign to me. Will check with my chippie if they sell something other than cod and haddock :)
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Originally Posted by TurboAndy
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Done. You catch what you catch. If your prawn fishing you can't for say stick a sign on your net saying sorry we only want prawn.
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lets get this madness ended!!
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