THE BUCKLAND LECTURE 2014 Species without Borders: Science, Politics, Economics and Human Factors University College Dublin – UCD Science Wednesday, 29 October 2014 at 17:30 Dr Malcolm WinsorBuckland Professor 2014Former Secretary General of the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organisation (www.nasco.int)…
We have been in the grip of an anticylonic system for nearly three weeks now, and it looks like its stuck for another few days, up to Sunday at least. But then on Monday we are released from its grasp…
The sea drives truth into a man like salt. A coward cannot long pretend to be brave at sea, nor a fool to be wise, nor a prig to be a good companion, and any venture connected with the sea…
I sat in terminal 2 at Dublin airport watching the match whilst awaiting the arrival of my French customers. Always tense moments an all Ireland final and the anticipation of a weeks guided fishing that lay ahead. This was one…
Issue #1 Issue #2 Issue #3 Issue #4 Issue #6 Issue #7 Current Issue Putting it together at the moment and over the next few months to hopefully achieve a feature for this magazine – Irish bass fishing on…
A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
‘He looked across the sea and knew how alone he was now. But he could see the prisms in the deep dark water and the line stretching ahead and the strange undulation of the calm. The clouds were building…
46th PLENARY MEETING REPORT OF THE SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC COMMITTEE FOR FISHERIES (PLEN-14-02) Section 6.3 – pages 51 to 59 pertain to the bass fisheries management If you would like to see more similar data/reports why not visit this…
‘Keep warm old man’, the boy said. ‘Remember we are in September.’ ‘The month when the great fish come,’ the old man said. ‘Anyone can be a fisherman in May.’ Ernest Hemingway – The old man and the sea. A…
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