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    Re: Four's the limit when using freshwater traps

    I'm more concerned with the need for 4 pot rules in SEQ. Aren't the main target cray species with pots in places like Somerset dam considered a "non-native" or pest in these areas?

    if so why would fisheries be concerned with overfishing in these areas? What's next bag limits on tilapia?
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    Re: Four's the limit when using freshwater traps

    Quote Originally Posted by rayken1938 View Post
    The information provided is incorrect anyone else spotted the error.
    Cheers
    Ray
    I learnt the hard way that you must have your first and last name on a float in freshwater.
    Although i had my initial and surname and ph number on the float along with a tag with name ,address and ph number it still cost me 12 redclaw pots along with rope and floats.Not a cheap exersize.

    Cheers Dazza

  3. #18

    Re: Four's the limit when using freshwater traps

    Quote Originally Posted by Lovey80 View Post
    I'm more concerned with the need for 4 pot rules in SEQ. Aren't the main target cray species with pots in places like Somerset dam considered a "non-native" or pest in these areas?

    if so why would fisheries be concerned with overfishing in these areas? What's next bag limits on tilapia?
    You're right, makes about as much sense as the closed season NSW has on deer.
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