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Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest


If given a vote would you vote in favour or against the proposed new Bye-law?

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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Blanko » 13 May 2012, 15:24

billy bennett wrote:I would be totaly in favour of banning all fishing from this area as long as its not the thin end of a wedge and it is later expanded to include the other marks in the area, we can't let gangs of yobs decimate the bass stocks by taking every fish that is caught no matter what the size,I would also be in favour of banning worm pumping for a few months of the year to give the beds a chance to recover, at the moment lads are going out and getting several hundred worm per week multipy this by the people doing the pumping and thousends of worms are removed every day, the beaches can't sustain this hammering and before long lug will go the way of king and white ragworm and when the winter arrives the lug will be thinner and thinner on the ground. this is just my personal thoughts on this but I believe its a valid point.


:gp: :gp: :gp: Couldn't agree more on the pumping :gp: :gp: :gp:
The last 3 times I've been down to my regular spot I've seen 12,4 and 7 OTHER pumpers. A couple of years back there'd have been maybe 1 person. During a recent visit a couple of weeks back I also saw one 'expert' seemingly giving tuition to about 12-15 others who were all stood around watching carefully as pumper 1 extracted Blacks for them to watch, before letting them all loose on every unsuspecting worm on the beach-of course this led to about 100 worms successfully pumped between all of them in over an hour and about 1000 chopped and left to die underground.NO beach can sustain that kind of hammer week in week out.
Its a worrying trend and thankfully many give up after a couple of goes due to being crap at it to be frank or the situation would be worse. I completely agree that maybe a few months' annual closure would be of long term benefit to us all.
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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Bill Bodger » 13 May 2012, 20:10

I was fishing the wall today and was talking to a chap fishing next to me. He was telling me you cannot anchor anywhere from No7 bouy to the harbour to reduce fishing in the bass nursery. I'm not sure where he got his information. Does anyone know if this is true?
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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Paul » 13 May 2012, 20:19

Kinda true.... you can anchor there, just not fish for bass, or use sandeel for any species... Bit daft really, you could fish there for flounder using crab :roll: ;)
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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Rushy » 13 May 2012, 20:24

Bill Bodger wrote:I was fishing the wall today and was talking to a chap fishing next to me. He was telling me you cannot anchor anywhere from No7 bouy to the harbour to reduce fishing in the bass nursery. I'm not sure where he got his information. Does anyone know if this is true?


That's partly true and part of the existing bye-law for the bass nursery area.

"Fishing for bass from any vessel, as well as, fishing for any species of sea-fish using sand-eels (ammodytidae) as bait, is prohibited for all or part of the year"
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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Bill Bodger » 14 May 2012, 02:21

Thanks for clearing that up Paul n Rushy.

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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby dannyboy » 28 Feb 2013, 22:42

this has come about from greedy "SOME CONTENT REMOVED" taking undersize bass after being reported to steve brown twice he did nothing about it. more interested incockles .also greedy "SOME CONTENT REMOVED" doing same how is this going to be policed...........................
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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Paul » 28 Feb 2013, 23:01

Hi Dannyboy, I have removed a couple of bits of your post, whilst they may be true, unfortunately we have to be a little careful on an open forum. Hope you understand.

Regarding policing it, i think the idea is that in the past people have seen officers coming and any undersized bass were quickly thrown back, meaning that they didn't have any evidence to prosecute (According to the initial info we were sent). If and when the new byelaw is introduced, if they are seen with fishing gear in the area they should be able to do something about it... Note the word "should" ???

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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby Padsta Tel » 01 Mar 2013, 00:27

iwas stopped by the fisheries last year to see if we had any under sized fish :fish: :fish: :fish: :fish: in the box and no we didn't :o :o :o :o :o i asked him why boats couldent fish in the bass nursery and he expl,ained you can but not for bass .
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Re: Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

Postby pa38 » 04 Mar 2013, 09:12

I don't want to sound dimmer than I am BUT.. Is the ban in place now or is it still proposed, all the literature I have seen mention the words "proposed bylaw" I don't want to be the first :o
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Heysham Bass Nursery Areas Latest

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Shown in Sea Anglers last issue. Asking for objections so presume its not in force as yet... Will stand corrected if incorrect...
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