Well now thats a bit of a concern alright

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6108414.stm

Hmmm....coarse fishing might have to become an option.

last i heard a lot of the coarse fish are being eaten too.

coarse and game and sea are all in decline...........that only leaves one thing *deep breath* carp fishing

I hate Carp fishing and the whole obsession with it.

I just don't get carp fishing. At all. I'd sooner pack up the gear and take up tennis!

Went Carp fishing during the summer and had great craic they put up a great scrap on light tackle, But i do find programmes on Carp fishing a bit boring, They are a bit too anal for me.

And the response

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/6113050.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6112352.stm

Is anyone surprised by the fishing industries response :?:
When all the fish are gone they will say it was global warming and pollution and put in claims for loss of earnings. :evil: :evil: :evil:

"We have probably got the most beaureaucratic and heavily managed fisheries in Europe," he said.

"We really have got everything in place for a sustainable management system."

bull s*** :evil: :evil:

bull s*** :evil: :evil:

and that is our future generation talking...

hes right though...

sorry bout the strong language but thats wat i think of wat he said

yeh your right, coarse fishing numbers are starting to decline.

and its not just a coincidence its around the same time as Ireland receives a lot of foreign cultures.

we fish a lot of places like the canals. the foreign people (not all obviously) they clean the canals/lakes/rivers out and they take all the fish they catch.

even the small roach goes home for supper. disgraceful

i've seen that crowd at fist hand, taking everything they catch . . .its a disgrace . . but what can you do . . .

i think thats all i'll say on the subject before i am branded a racist etc . .