jamiebrennan
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Exactly! But do the fisheries dudes work at silly o'clock? I doubt it
gill net at marsden bay?
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YoursTruly
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Do they even care Jamie, i am beginning to think not!
northeast1
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They will care in a few years time when few housand more people sign on and then the chip shops and super markets start losing cash, by then it be the end and all over for the fish.
Still the internet will be there so we can see what one looks like, dogfish will be right next to the dodo.
Still the internet will be there so we can see what one looks like, dogfish will be right next to the dodo.
aye lads, agree the whole things turned into a free for all if you have the gear to undertake such activities, wont be long now and our shore fishing could become a true thing of the past. government politicians are a definate waste of time and ive never seen one fishing neither.
OK guys I have just seen this post, and as you know I have campaigned in the North East for the last few years with support for the meeting at Newbiggin over licensing chaired by myself or the crab shelter affair at Jarrow. I have posted on here many times about issues with very few replies about the Marine Bill and the changes it will bring (netgain & others) when the Sea Fisheries Committees cease to exist and the new Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities start next year under the new Marine Management Organisation based in Newcastle with the powers granted to them under the Marine and Coastal Access Act I am sure there will be even greater changes. I was asked to join the NSFC last year by DEFRA to replace Tony Anderson and I will take your views to the next meeting but fundamentally, now knowing how the process works nothing will change until the IFCAs have started next year. You now all have an opportunity to make a difference and apply to the MMO to be a member of your local IFCA committee and help represent RSA, 25% could be RSA, 25% conservation groups and the like, 3 statutory bodies, EA, MMO & Natural England the rest will be made up from the 2 councils we have in Northumberland about 7 to10 of them. The bye law making process or changing off will require a campaign on our behalf and I cannot do it alone so If you wish to contact me by pm and volunteer your services and we can get something going.
www.ifcamembers.co.ukhttp
THE NORTHUMBERLAND SEA FISHERIES COMMITTEE - Byelaws look at Byelaw 4. Fixed Engines
You have got to be in it to win it so here is your chance., constant banging on the doors may help us.
Les
www.ifcamembers.co.ukhttp
THE NORTHUMBERLAND SEA FISHERIES COMMITTEE - Byelaws look at Byelaw 4. Fixed Engines
You have got to be in it to win it so here is your chance., constant banging on the doors may help us.
Les
Codcodcod!
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It's no wonder the fishing dies a death after October! I may have missed your previous posts but all of us shore anglers want is the nets to be at least 3miles of shore like down Kent etc...and not a 100yards from the beach! No wonder they're getting there best shore fishing for years, again!
Its a waste of tme going out there at the min unless you're going to the holderness, kent etc...
Is Blyth beach really 7m deep that far out?!
Or 200yards off the cliffs at Newbiggin?!
I don't know what the penalties are for breaking the law but it should be impoundment of boats like it is with cars on a tab run.
Its a waste of tme going out there at the min unless you're going to the holderness, kent etc...
Is Blyth beach really 7m deep that far out?!
Or 200yards off the cliffs at Newbiggin?!
I don't know what the penalties are for breaking the law but it should be impoundment of boats like it is with cars on a tab run.
Red5
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Hi Les,
I have filled in my application for the IFCA's....
Like you say...got to be in it to win it. That is why the commercial sector always seem to prevail, because they are better organised and have many, many people prepared to represent their views, not people complaining on a website that only a small percentage of NE anglers visit....
Well done Waldof for writing to NSFC, if a few more people did it they may take RSA a bit more seriously. Right now they are happy to take your money in taxes, but give nothing back.... How many people on here staked their claims to areas they'd like designated as MCZ's.
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fishingfanatastico
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This will always happen,legal or illegal netters,us sea anglers never have our pennys worth taken on board as far as the netting issue is concerned. 
Codcodcod!
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So what is it then? cos it's not a 100yards off a beach!
Extract from the kent & Essex SFC Byelaws on fixed engines.
Placing and use of fixed engines
The placing and use of fixed engines for taking or facilitating the taking of fish of any description, but excluding salmon and sea trout, in any part of the District is hereby authorised provided that the following conditions are complied with:-
No fixed engine shall be set in that part of the District enclosed within a radius of 1.5 nautical miles of the chimney of Richborough Power Station in the County of Kent situated at 51018.56’N, 010 20.85’E, during the months of April to September inclusive, in any year.
No fixed engine shall be set in any part of the District West of a line drawn from London Stone near the entrance to Yantlet Creek, in the County of Kent, to Crow Stone, otherwise the City Stone, opposite Canvey Island, in the County of Essex, and continued on either side to the mean high water mark.
Placing and use of fixed engines
The placing and use of fixed engines for taking or facilitating the taking of fish of any description, but excluding salmon and sea trout, in any part of the District is hereby authorised provided that the following conditions are complied with:-
No fixed engine shall be set in that part of the District enclosed within a radius of 1.5 nautical miles of the chimney of Richborough Power Station in the County of Kent situated at 51018.56’N, 010 20.85’E, during the months of April to September inclusive, in any year.
No fixed engine shall be set in any part of the District West of a line drawn from London Stone near the entrance to Yantlet Creek, in the County of Kent, to Crow Stone, otherwise the City Stone, opposite Canvey Island, in the County of Essex, and continued on either side to the mean high water mark.
drof 46 :thumbup:
I have spoken to the one person who sent me a PM offering help as per my previous post, Thanks Terry. I have started the ball rolling with a meeting to be held at the end of this week with the Chief Fisheries Officer and Chief Executive of the NSFC, I have also spoken with the North East SFC and hope to try and co ordinate the two areas.
Les
I have spoken to the one person who sent me a PM offering help as per my previous post, Thanks Terry. I have started the ball rolling with a meeting to be held at the end of this week with the Chief Fisheries Officer and Chief Executive of the NSFC, I have also spoken with the North East SFC and hope to try and co ordinate the two areas.
Les
