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A Bass for all reasons
On 7 May 2016 / News / Leave a comment
A Bass for all reasons
You may or may not be aware of the UK National fish vote that is taking place and reaching its final stages. This is an initiative to give the British Isles its own national fish via a simple online voting process that takes very little time to […]
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Irish Bass Survey
On 19 April 2016 / News / Leave a comment
Irish Bass Survey
This survey has been designed by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) to evaluate the Irish bass fishery, bass angling and the current regulations in place which relate to the bass fishery in Ireland. If you fished for bass in Ireland in 2015 or caught bass in Ireland in 2015 while […]
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Bass Anglers March In Cornwall, But The Minister Has Left Town
On 9 April 2016 / Blog, News / 8 Comments
Bass Anglers March In Cornwall, But The Minister Has Left Town
150 anglers gathered in Camborne today to protest against the changes in bass regulations introduced this year. We weren’t protesting against change: we were protesting about the lack of change for our bass AND the utterly unfair balance of the changes made (for details why we are […]
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The Time For Talking Is Over
On 6 April 2016 / News / Leave a comment
The Time For Talking Is Over
Over the last few weeks a lot has been said and written about the bass situation. The time for talking is over and the day is almost upon us for a dignified and peaceful demonstration in Camborne. Saturday April 9th, history in the making as Anglers take […]
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Ridiculous, But No April Fools. No Wonder Bass Anglers Are Demonstrating
On 1 April 2016 / News / 1 Comment
Ridiculous, But No April Fools. No Wonder Bass Anglers Are Demonstrating
As of today each inshore commercial gill net fishing boat can take 1.3 tonnes of bass every month for the rest of the year. Anglers on the other hand cannot take a single bass until July and then only 1 a day for the remaining 6 months of 2016. […]
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A Bass for all reasons
A Bass for all reasons
You may or may not be aware of the UK National fish vote…
Irish Bass Survey
Irish Bass Survey
This survey has been designed by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) to evaluate the Irish…
Bass Anglers March In Cornwall, But The Minister Has Left Town
Bass Anglers March In Cornwall, But The Minister Has Left Town
150 anglers gathered in Camborne today to protest against the changes in bass…
The Time For Talking Is Over
The Time For Talking Is Over
Over the last few weeks a lot has been said and written about…
Ridiculous, But No April Fools. No Wonder Bass Anglers Are Demonstrating
Ridiculous, But No April Fools. No Wonder Bass Anglers Are Demonstrating
As of today each inshore commercial gill net fishing boat can take 1.3 tonnes…
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