TAILOR LIMITS ON FRASER ISLAND
Submitted: Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
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Kev
I hope many of you are aware but it is proposed to set a 20 bag limit of
Tailor in your possession at any time on Fraser Island. Commercial Fishermen are limited to 120tonnes per season and the extension of the September closure to cover additionally all of August. I know I need a question. Do you care about
Tailor Fishing get your Regulatory Impact Statement from www.dpi.gld.gov.au and search using
TAILOR. Your comment has to be in before the 15-3-2002
Kev
Reply By: porl - Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
So you all also know
tailor tastes like crap if its not fresh, and since 20
tailor convert to 40 fillets and no-one except guiness book of record wannabees can consume 40 breeding size
tailor fillets in a day (or would want to) i suggest you support the bag limit. Do object, however to the continuance of commercial
tailor fishing where entire schools will be ripped out of the ocean and sent to NSW to sell for a price less than cat food (why don't they harvest feral cats ?). Also, the month extension of the ban is only in respect of a very limited area where they are known to breed - why would anyone want to object to that ? I don't.
I like catching three or four
tailor, a family can't eat more than that in a day.
This whole issue arose because a bunch of f#$%cking w$#%nkers from a fishing club in brissy went to
Moreton Island and caught a few hundred
tailor between three or four of them - and probably took away enough to feed their cat for a few years, then left the whole carcasses of around 300
tailor on the beach to rot.
Go the 20 bag limit, and don't forget to lobby for another hundred
ranger appointments to enforce it.
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Follow Up By: Grant Taylor - Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
Right on, Porl!!!!! Here in WA the bag limit is 8. If you can eat more than that..........you must have a very big family. Also, if you enjoy catching fish and have reached your bag, why not crush the barbs on your hooks and do some catch and release. Leave some for our kids,kids,kids.
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Follow Up By: Taj - Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
Thursday, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:00
Where do I sign to support this new ruling.
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Reply By: bazza - Tuesday, Mar 12, 2002 at 01:00
Tuesday, Mar 12, 2002 at 01:00
During the eight years I lived in W.A. The summer evenings with the family fishing for
Tailor with bag limits so everyone could catch a fish is one of my best memories from the west. As for the commercial fishers. Why don't they have to replant what they reap like any farmer?
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