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ripvanwincle
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long lines

#1 Post by ripvanwincle »

was walking the dog down near roney point on tue evening and the was a small red boat putting
out what looked like some kind of long line on a well know bass mark is this allowed !!
i would hate to think what damage the could do any body know is this kind of fishing is allowed
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Re: long lines

#2 Post by Al and Jordan »

if you get the boat's name and number you can make an enquirey as to wether he has a licence to longline in that area or not, but you will need the boat info and location for a sucessful search :wink:
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Re: long lines

#3 Post by ripvanwincle »

Al and Jordan wrote:if you get the boat's name and number you can make an enquirey as to wether he has a licence to longline in that area or not, but you will need the boat info and location for a sucessful search :wink:
hi al and jordan
its not a fishing boat just too blokes in a small wooden boat they leave it on the beach at glasscarrig was down there today all the floats & buoy are gone for the moment but i am sure they will be back maybe the have a licence but sure the cant fish for bass when the ban is on!!
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#4 Post by Al and Jordan »

as far as i know, and correct me (lads) if i'm wrong. but if they do have a licence to fish the net, they should only be doing it from a registered vessle. and that would mean the boat would have to have it's number on it. i could be wrong, mabey one of the lads from the site who is more up on the laws in the south could shed more light on the situation :wink: . but fishing a net such as that from an unregistered vessle sounds iffy alright :x

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