new strain of seal flu
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new strain of seal flu
this could be the beginning of something to worry us all http://www.independent.ie/health/health ... 86351.html
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Re: new strain of seal flu
Good excuse for a seal cull 

Cod season Winter 2013/14: 117 cod (best fish: 6.5 lbs)
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
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Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com
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Re: new strain of seal flu
if it reaches here you wont need a cull and its possible it will reach our shores.it wont just effect seals. whales, dolphins,and possibley sharks feeding on the dead seals it wouldent take to long to reach the atlantic via the food chain.RockHunter wrote:Good excuse for a seal cull
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Re: new strain of seal flu
Rockhunter you are of course entitled to your opinion but seals have more right to be in or near the ocean than we do. It's not a hobby for them it's a matter of survival. Also it's not seals that are emptying the oceans of fish but man by overfishing on an industrial scale.RockHunter wrote:Good excuse for a seal cull
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Re: new strain of seal flu
I guess I should have phrased that differently - I didn't mean to convey that I was in favour of a seal cull - I was trying to say that it would be used as an excuse by inshore fishermen for a cull.Divisadero wrote:Rockhunter you are of course entitled to your opinion but seals have more right to be in or near the ocean than we do. It's not a hobby for them it's a matter of survival. Also it's not seals that are emptying the oceans of fish but man by overfishing on an industrial scale.
I have no problem with seals and reckon if there is a seal about then its an indication that the area holds fish.
Incidently I havn't seen a seal over the last 6 weeks coinciding with the poor fishing along the south coast - if I can find the seals then that is where the fish have gone.
Cod season Winter 2013/14: 117 cod (best fish: 6.5 lbs)
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com
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Re: new strain of seal flu
No probs Rockhunter. I should have known you were being tongue in cheek with the exclamation mark. For what it's worth I agree with you. Any excuse for a cull.
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Re: new strain of seal flu
Looks like this one has come to an amicable end... I've locked it as a precaution as there are already threads open on this discussion.
Thanks guys,
MAC
Thanks guys,
MAC
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