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QLD banning gill nets
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Re: QLD banning gill nets
It's interesting.
If they allowed recreational fishos to sell X amount of fish annually per rec licence they might have a new way to provide fish for commercial sale, and with a managed total take.
A commercial boat crew flicking lures is going to cut it ... what other options do they have to harvest estuary fish?
If they allowed recreational fishos to sell X amount of fish annually per rec licence they might have a new way to provide fish for commercial sale, and with a managed total take.
A commercial boat crew flicking lures is going to cut it ... what other options do they have to harvest estuary fish?
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Re: QLD banning gill nets
Apparently it's just around the barrier reef
I reckon it's a shared asset only in as much as everyone has a right to go out and catch a couple
I reckon it's a shared asset only in as much as everyone has a right to go out and catch a couple
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Re: QLD banning gill nets
Article says farmed fish is the answer. Dunno about that, I'd say only part of the answer ... should be some wild fish on the shelves for landlubbers.
Good to see more gill nets go though, if they follow through with their plan.
Good to see more gill nets go though, if they follow through with their plan.
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