Rod licences

Shore angling - everything welcome! The opinions expressed here are those of the private individuals and we accept no responsibility or liability.

Moderator: donal domeney

Message
Author
oldsushi

Rod licences

#1 Post by oldsushi »

Did anyone listen to talksport with Keith arthurs this morning where a proposal was made for a £25 rod licence for sea anglers what do you think of this????

Sushi
User avatar
Al
SAI Megalodon!
Posts: 2376
Joined: Tue Feb 21, 2006 2:04 am
Favourite Rod: GB3 LITE
Location: Dublin
Has thanked: 160 times
Been thanked: 55 times

#2 Post by Al »

No haven't heard of this! But i wouldn't mind if the money fee was to benefit angling!
User avatar
alannelson
SAI Sea Dog!
Posts: 656
Joined: Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:56 pm
Favourite Rod: kompressor super sport
Favourite Reel: shimano torium 14
Favourite Fish: congers rays
Location: carrickfergus
Has thanked: 3 times
Been thanked: 7 times

#3 Post by alannelson »

Al wrote:No haven't heard of this! But i wouldn't mind if the money fee was to benefit angling!
EVEN SO BUT WERE NOT TRAWLERS OR PUT AND TAKE LAKES THEY.D HAVE TO CATCH ME FIRST :lol:
[color=#FF0000]species shore 2012[/color] ][color=#00FF00]codling/whiting [/color]
[color=#FF0000]Founder member
Team Redwolf [/color]


[img]http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/6862/redwolflogokv2.jpg[/img]
User avatar
stevecrow74
Scomber Doorman
Posts: 6928
Joined: Fri Mar 05, 2004 4:26 pm
Favourite Rod: ZippyProfile,IanGolds Premier Match
Favourite Reel: penn 525 supermag extra
Favourite Fish: the ones i catch
Location: right behind you!!
Has thanked: 34 times
Been thanked: 47 times

#4 Post by stevecrow74 »

is that one licence per person, or one per rod :lol: :lol:
there would be a few people in here that would need a loan to cover all rods :shock: :shock:

if they brought that in here i'd enquire where exactly the money went to.. i fit doesnt go back into the sport of fishing.. i'll be the first to let you all know i'll be up to illegal activities... :twisted: :twisted:
[url=http://galwaybuccaneerssac.com/]Galway Buccaneers SAC[/url]
[i][color=red]St Juniper once said; 'By his loins shall ye know him, and by the length of his rod shall he be measured.'[/i]
User avatar
fishinmidget
Casting Tart
Posts: 1829
Joined: Tue May 09, 2006 9:23 pm
Favourite Rod: Daiwa TDXS 129pm
Favourite Reel: Daiwa 7ht Turbo
Favourite Fish: Anything
Location: Was Galway, but sadly now its landlocked London
Has thanked: 4 times
Been thanked: 24 times

#5 Post by fishinmidget »

I would do da same as steve.
SACN number: 0688

Le rosbif......
User avatar
alannelson
SAI Sea Dog!
Posts: 656
Joined: Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:56 pm
Favourite Rod: kompressor super sport
Favourite Reel: shimano torium 14
Favourite Fish: congers rays
Location: carrickfergus
Has thanked: 3 times
Been thanked: 7 times

#6 Post by alannelson »

If it went into or sport i would not hesitate and pay no problem but the chance is the money would go else were :idea:
[color=#FF0000]species shore 2012[/color] ][color=#00FF00]codling/whiting [/color]
[color=#FF0000]Founder member
Team Redwolf [/color]


[img]http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/6862/redwolflogokv2.jpg[/img]
User avatar
Al
SAI Megalodon!
Posts: 2376
Joined: Tue Feb 21, 2006 2:04 am
Favourite Rod: GB3 LITE
Location: Dublin
Has thanked: 160 times
Been thanked: 55 times

#7 Post by Al »

Yep me too!
glengormley-gavin

#8 Post by glengormley-gavin »

This has been discussed several times before on the forum.

If the govt does go ahead, I would like to see a trawler exclusion zone around our coasts to give the smaller fish a chance to mature. there would also have to be certain no-go areas for anglers and a well observed catch and release rule in place.

If things don't chance soon, Andy's report below could become a reality - http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bull ... =cushendun

Jude
lazycod

ha ha

#9 Post by lazycod »

Can ya picture how many bailiffs they would need to police the entire coast I can just see hundreds of sas style inflatables hitting the beaches to check licenses :lol: :lol: Hold on a minute sounds like a good job ???go out fishing and pretend to be working :P :P :P Lazy
User avatar
wilson
SAI Bait Ball
Posts: 153
Joined: Thu Nov 30, 2006 11:43 pm
Location: randalstown co antrim

#10 Post by wilson »

Ive heard of it they've been talking about this as ages definately not in no way im i gona even think about paying it they can kiss my big hairy ass!! Only this evening i was listening to a radio programme and they were on about our sea fish and y cod, monkfish etc were so expensive at times due to supply not meeting demand then some guy who buys fish to sell to hotels and restaurant's was talking about y we dont eat our local species like gunard and 'our local shark' TOPE!! which he said was a 'by product of the prawn fishermen' My jaw hit the floor sureley after the wiping out of the white fish stocks around our island and further afield there not gona start and target our most prized fish. Is there no end to the slaughter and ignorance that theses trawlers have brought upon our seas. U know that the tuna was regarded as worthless in america years ago and was used to make catfood before somebody started flying it to japan then looked what happened!! there near all gone too I think that the EU or our goverment or whoever is supposed to b looking after it should sort the problems of the trawlers and the fish stocks before they even consider asking us for a penny.We'd get feck all in return the money would just be keeping some fella in a job that knows nothing about fishing. :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
"Born to fish Forced to work!!
User avatar
teacher
SAI Megalodon!
Posts: 2417
Joined: Sun Mar 19, 2006 2:18 pm
Location: North Wexford

#11 Post by teacher »

Agree with the majority sentiment here.

I'd want the licence fee administered by a body with representatives from the angling community. I'd want the license fee to be ringfenced for conservation and protection measures. I'd want areas designated exclusively for angling. I'd want the government to take it seriously.

Until that happened, I'd be with Steve & co.
[size=75][i]"Pier fishing was, indeed, an eccentric, unproductive and extremely dull occupation, and even if we'd posessed the necessary heavy plant we decided not to attempt it."[/i] Chris Yates, Out of the Blue.[/size]
User avatar
Donagh
SAI Megalodon!
Posts: 1812
Joined: Mon Sep 29, 2003 10:32 am
Favourite Rod: AA big beach
Favourite Reel: 525 mag original
Favourite Fish: Thornybacks
Location: East Limerick
Has thanked: 16 times
Been thanked: 11 times

#12 Post by Donagh »

I can't see a licence coming in the south. The attempt at a coarse licence put pay to that. Any of these lcences proceeds would be just go on their administration.

Donagh
User avatar
Seancelt
SAI Sea Dog!
Posts: 667
Joined: Tue Oct 03, 2006 2:03 pm
Favourite Rod: A.A. Surf
Favourite Reel: Shimano Biomaster
Location: Cork City

#13 Post by Seancelt »

Personally I would pay for a licence but like everybody else I would like assurances as to where the proceeds are going.
I am not going to pay good money to pay some overweight civil who is a few years away from his golden handshake "administer" a sport he knows fa about from a warm office in Dublin. :x
Sorry about the rant.
All fishermen are liars except you and me and to tell you the truth, I'm not so sure about you!

Return to “Shore Angling Q&A / Forum”