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Thread: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
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10-07-2018, 08:15 AM #31
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
Right now we have a good run of Southern Bluefin Tuna off the NSW south coast …… & I can tell you the are being targeted by the rec angler big time . Boats are coming from Vic & SA to have a crack at these fish .
What concerns me is that there is a limit of 1 / angler but no boat limit ….. There are boats coming in with 4 & 5 fish at a 60kg average …… That's a hell of a lot of fish to consume .
My biggest concern & what many don't realise is that 1 fish is not just the bag limit but it is also the possession limit as well ……. now I know personally of crews who have gone out week in week out for the last 5 weeks targeting them from Eden Bermagui , Narooma , Batemans Bay , Ulladulla & now Jervis bay …….. So where is the possession limit ? It's not just catch & release either.
I'm sure this happens with all fisheries …. incl CRFFGive a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
Teach him how to fish
& he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
TEAM MOJIKO
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10-07-2018, 03:24 PM #32
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
I think we should all fish responsibly and look after our fish stocks for future generations.. I’m doing my best to selectively target new species in new areas every trip. I don’t go back to the same areas hitting the same spot ect. I did get 500kg of fish last week with 4 other mates and they were caught in about 2-3hrs. I believe bag limits should be reduced and a total limit imposed including all species. Green zones should almost be doubled and part time professional fisherman reduced.
The bag limits are just too high!!!!!
And the fish sizes are way to small...
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11-07-2018, 08:06 AM #33
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
Bit rich to acknowledge taking half a tonne of fish recreationally Keith then calling for a reduction on blokes just chipping away trying to make a living....
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11-07-2018, 02:01 PM #34
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
Shane if you read what I said is a reduction in everything is what’s needed including recs and pros. I only follow the bag limits and 30 fish last week for 500k’s could of easily been over a hundred fish for over a tonne. 5 guys = 100 fish plus another 20 snaps and another 25 pearlies bla bla bla... it’s over the top but I’ll continue to follow bag limits but won’t be the slightest bit worried if they are reduced to sensible limits for everyone including pros....
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11-07-2018, 02:33 PM #35
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11-07-2018, 07:20 PM #36
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
You can be as selective as you like, practice catch and release, only take what you need and everything else, the simple fact remains, we NEED laws, and strict laws for the millions of people who don't give a rats arse about sizes and limits, and I reckon there is a lot more fill the esky people than conservationalists. I don't profess to be a greenie, or a catch and release only type, but, I do take what I need, and maybe an extra or two (within bag limits) for maybe a neighbour or a mate.
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12-07-2018, 11:33 AM #37
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
I have no problem with laws and limits , but as i originally posted if there is no point at which limits are increased then the whole exercise isn't really about about sustainability or conservation it just about locking Joe Average out. which is is usually the primary aim of IMG's (issue motivated groups) and used (very effectively I might add) to control either policy or people.
i'm sure there will be some who don't share this point of view and that's OK, i only ask those who have an opposing point of view at what point would you consider an increase rather than a decrease in take or bag limits???
BigE
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12-07-2018, 02:51 PM #38
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
I reckon it would be pretty rare to find a species that has made sufficient number increase to warrant a lowering of size or catch limits, although at one time Blue Groper had a total ban in NSW, and now there is only a ban on spearing them, I guess if you looked hard enough there "could" be some?
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12-07-2018, 02:58 PM #39
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
OH, and just to add, I think we have a "slightly" opposite view, but, I don't think you are entirely wrong, I personallly think limits are imposed to help stocks, black marketing and waste, not just to stop people catching fish, most size limits are fine, and most bag limits are OK. Recently we had a reduction on our bag limit of Blue Swimmer crabs (sandies) it went from 20 per person to 10, which is pretty rough, but add to this, they took 1 trap off us, now I don't see what difference it makes to catch 10 crabs in 5 traps, or 10 crabs in 4 traps, which is our new limit, sure it might make it more difficult to "bag out" but with 2 or 3 people in a boat, it's still a lot of traps in the water.
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12-07-2018, 03:30 PM #40
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Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
Tell me one species of CRFF table fish that is in surplus proportions and needs a cull.. Noelm is correct, limits are imposed to help stocks - again i refer back to the risk assessment matrix for assessing he best way to manage our stocks- (feel free to use google if you want).
Don't get me wrong, I do love wetting a line and relish in having a a good feed with mates after a trip but i've conceded that i may have to spend more money and time to continue doing what i love.
Some of the arguments on this topic are some of the most irrational selfish crap i have read in a while.
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13-07-2018, 02:01 AM #41
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
I don’t see any selfish posts in this thread.
Democracy: Simply a system that allows the 51% to steal from the other 49%.
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13-07-2018, 11:05 AM #42
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13-07-2018, 12:33 PM #43
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Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
What evidence are you basing this off?
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13-07-2018, 02:29 PM #44
Re: Coral Reef Fin Fish bag limit.
Tony can catch them😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I soak the worms in rum. The fish love em and the worms die happy"
"Alcohol is not the solution to your problems...................but then again, neither is milk"
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13-07-2018, 04:26 PM #45