ICES Advice

  Posted on July 21, 2014 By

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ICES advises that a management plan is urgently needed to develop and implement measures to substantially reduce fishing mortality throughout the range of the BASS stock.

 

ICES Advice 2014

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A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim

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The fly angler on the coast
At the #estuary this morning
I want to get up early one more morning, before sunrise. Before the birds, even. I want to throw cold water on my face and be at my work table when the sky lightens and smoke begins to rise from the chimneys of the other houses. I want to see the waves break on this rocky beach, not just hear them break as I did all night in my sleep. I want to see again the ships that pass through the Strait from every seafaring country in the world— old, dirty freighters just barely moving along, and the swift new cargo vessels painted every color under the sun that cut the water as they pass. I want to keep an eye out for them. And for the little boat that plies the water between the ships and the pilot station near the lighthouse. I want to see them take a man off the ship and put another up on board. I want to spend the day watching this happen and reach my own conclusions. I hate to seem greedy—I have so much to be thankful for already. But I want to get up early one more morning, at least. And go to my place with some coffee and wait. Just wait, to see what's going to happen. Raymond Carver At Least
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Two 90-gun Ships of the Line entering Cork Harbour George Mounsey Wheatley Atkinson 1842 oil on canvas 68.5x102
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The #inlandfisheriestrustincorporated #Ireland 50 years ago
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