Netting at Mornington..?

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Eoghan
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Netting at Mornington..?

#1 Post by Eoghan »

So a mate of mine fishing Mornington. Said as the tide turned these two boats turned up with what looks like a net between them, catching all the was leaving the estuary at the mouth. That can be legal surely..?
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Re: Netting at Mornington..?

#2 Post by DarrenNiall »

There will be no fish left around our coast because of such acts.
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Re: Netting at Mornington..?

#3 Post by eoghanb »

Did they enter the river after?,they could have been razor boats waiting on the tide to turn to get to their dock up river ,if they had a big cage on the back I wouldn't worry about it but ,then again it would be fairly easy for them to net there while there waiting I suppose
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Re: Netting at Mornington..?

#4 Post by keith »

May have been ifi. Did you ring them?
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