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Post [News] UK proposes change to using projectiles for fishing

In a letter issued from DEFRA announcing a proposal to change the regulation on technical measures to promote the conservation of fish stocks, to reduce discards and protect vulnerable marine habitats in EU waters (outside the Baltic, Black and Medite...

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Re: [News] UK proposes change to using projectiles for fishing

Destructive fishing practices

I believe that we need to get the regulators to take the (use of projectile) out of this Destructive fishing practices regulation, on the grounds that spearfishing is not an destructive fishing practices. you would think the agreement would easy to make. I believe that when EU regulators decided to prohibit the sale of speared fish it was to appease the commercial fishing industry not any conservation organizations. How the restriction of the sale of fish caught by projectile ended up the Technical Conservation Regulations in the first place is poor law making and it needs to be sort out. If you copy and past (Destructive fishing practices) into Google search engine you find no trace of spearfishing you can not say the same for trawling or netting. Back to top
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See the discussion thread: http://forums.deeperblue.net/regulat...ojectiles.html
...and on the petition to block this ill conceived change: http://forums.deeperblue.net/uk-irel...arfishing.html

Here is a link to the petition. Please sign and encourage others to:
Petition to: Advise the EU NOT to change the "Technical Conservation Regulations" and ban spear fishing.


If you are not in Britain but fit into one of the following categories, the petition website makes special provision for you to sign (on the right hand side under address - which is not required in this case):

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