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Post by neilson on Dec 15, 2006 19:57:59 GMT -1
me and ma mates go worm (maggot)slingin tae loch tay,awe,ness,ect,we keep the rainbows we catch but if we catch a broonie we return them (most of the time) tae the loch tae fight another day. sometimes we do keep them,the biggest broonie i`ve caught was 6.3/4lb(at minight on flee bubble and maggot on loch awe)but if i had caught any more broonies after that fishy i would have put them back,tae keep the wild fish stocks,there seem tae be too many folk catchin and killin wild broonies just for the sake of catchin as much fish as they can get. so if you go fishin tae the lochs would you return most of the broonies you caught or would you keep them all?  |
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Post by croc hunter on Dec 15, 2006 20:09:29 GMT -1
a would return them for the future of the sport folk need to realise the more wild ones they kill the quicker they will die off and kill the sport
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Post by neilson on Dec 15, 2006 20:14:13 GMT -1
cheers gaz glad tae hear that
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Post by croc hunter on Dec 15, 2006 20:17:20 GMT -1
ave seen old guys takin broonies home you could fit in your hand shockin to say the least we need more guys protectin the sport and more rivers promotin c&r
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Post by neilson on Dec 15, 2006 20:27:02 GMT -1
i`ve heard o folk cuttin the nets at loch earn,then ye get bus loads o folk fishin and takin loads o black bags full o fish hame more than likely tae sell
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Post by croc hunter on Dec 15, 2006 20:30:01 GMT -1
its things like that that ruins it for the honest fisher i very rarely eat trout so dont see the point in killing them
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Post by neilson on Dec 15, 2006 20:34:21 GMT -1
oh i eat fish, plus i give fish away tae friends and auld bert doon the road
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Post by croc hunter on Dec 15, 2006 20:37:15 GMT -1
i sometimes take some for family and freinds but very seldom
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Post by Jock on Dec 15, 2006 22:39:59 GMT -1
Some of the fishing on the Lochs are needless and shocking. A rod License would soon stop some of the pish that go's on in this country. Quite a few Lochs have been wasted by these morons. Dead fish the size of your hand discarded because of the size and the handling of them is also a disgrace.
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Post by John on Dec 20, 2006 21:05:32 GMT -1
I'd return them for sure. Only keep bows for the pot.
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Post by lgf on Apr 29, 2007 8:54:50 GMT -1
Some of the fishing on the Lochs are needless and shocking. A rod License would soon stop some of the pish that go's on in this country. Quite a few Lochs have been wasted by these morons. Dead fish the size of your hand discarded because of the size and the handling of them is also a disgrace. this topic came up yesterday at Burnhouse....so i'll put a flame under this Rainbows i keep...i eat fish Browns i kept if it was big enough from a loch but river browns i released...i don't know whats happening to these broonies these days but when i fished before..(back after a decade away) a 4 pound brown would have won every newspapers fish of the month and got me accolade from fellow fishers for years...i've ne'er caught a brown since i've been back but Jocks fish at a pound and a quarter would have been on it's way to my grill and yep...i've seen round the lochs these days and witnessed the rape of these waters by mindless morons...the degredation of the surrounding areas and the pollution...(noise and litter)...not to sure if a rod license is the way.... you'd need to sell me on that one  |
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Post by johnr on Apr 29, 2007 9:43:56 GMT -1
me and ma mates go worm (maggot)slingin tae loch tay,awe,ness,ect,we keep the rainbows we catch but if we catch a broonie we return them (most of the time) tae the loch tae fight another day. sometimes we do keep them,the biggest broonie i`ve caught was 6.3/4lb(at minight on flee bubble and maggot on loch awe)but if i had caught any more broonies after that fishy i would have put them back,tae keep the wild fish stocks,there seem tae be too many folk catchin and killin wild broonies just for the sake of catchin as much fish as they can get. so if you go fishin tae the lochs would you return most of the broonies you caught or would you keep them all? return the browns and keep the bows.i think the legal limit for keeping browns should be increased to 12 inches. as for the morons. fishing is only an eccuse for camping overnite and drinking buckie.they are not interested in the fishing.ive seen some of these c***s casting their rods out and leaving them out for a few ours (sometimes even all night)then sitting down with the buckie.then they go and bring their rods in that have 5 inch trout on them that are deep hooked.yank the hooks out with no disgorger then toss the fish back into the water as far as they can threw it. total scum bags  |
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Post by Jock on Apr 30, 2007 18:00:02 GMT -1
You are right John, the mess they leave behind them is a f***en disgrace and they have no intention of cleaning up behind them and the sad fact is it is the guys who clean up and never make a mess and are careful in returning there fish, who get the brunt of it from the anties who are trying to ban fishing now.
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Post by neilson on Apr 30, 2007 18:06:00 GMT -1
i agree put the size tae 12 inches as for the morons see loch awe thread in general chat. we put all the broonies back on saturday at loch awe and kept the rainbows. i think most folk put the broonies back at loch awe or you would not be getting those scottish records frae there? |
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