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FISHING POLICY MESS
The Environment Agency has created a right old mess by trying to wangle a situation where anglers still go after salmon for “fun” but do not actually take them home for the pot. If it works, we have fish being … Continue reading
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Tagged angling trust, bickleigh bridge, bodmin anglers, bodmin anglers association, cad, camel, catch and return, charlie webster, cornwall fishing, devon fishing, duchy of cornwall, fishing column, fishing columns, FISHING ROUND YER, fowey, ivan lyne, meavy, plym, river dart, shaugh bridge, tavy walkham plym club, twp, west country fishing, winter salmon, yealm
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FISHING ROUND YER – NOT CATCHING SALMON
FISHING ROUND YER – NOT CATCHING SALMON A second extract from the diary of Charlie Webster. Another follows shortly. The first one is at http://horrabridgetimes.net/index.php/2017/08/01/fishing-round-yer-new-episode/ Late August, 2017 Where do I go today? It is a matter of weather … Continue reading
SHEDNOTES 138: On poachers, peal and growing your own salmon
The Shed has opened a blog line called TALKING WALKHAM, about its local river, and is posting the first one here … Between 1724 and 1727, the author of Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe, published three volumes of essays called A … Continue reading
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Tagged bruce stockley, chris benfield blog, chris benfields blog, devon fishing, endsleigh, fishing, hatcheries debate, horrabridge, peal, poachers, poaching, river walkham, robert mountjoy, salmon fishing in devon, salmon hatcheries, sea trout, sea trout diaries, tamar salmon, west country rivers trust, westcountry rivers trust
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