How many Ausfishers who have fished the reefs regularly anywhere North of Bundaberg to Cairns think that the quality and/or quantity has improved since the introduction of Green Zones.
I dont want to know if you think the green zones are too extensive because we all know they are but do you think it has improved the overall quality/quantity of catch
Last edited by mangomick; 23-06-2007 at 05:42 PM.
THE POOR MAN ALWAYS PAYS TWICE
Mate it will take sometime before a result (either way) will come to the fore.Originally Posted by mangomick
How many Ausfishers who have fished the reefs regularly anywhere North of Bundaberg to Cairns think that the quality and/or quantity has improved since the introduction of Green Zones.
I dont want to know if you think the green zones are too extensive because we all know they are but do you think it has improved the overall quality/quantity of catch
Yes it appears to be a pain in the ass, but......................may have to wiat a bit longer!
Some of my best grounds have been shut down (all togther) it may have improved in that area but..........how would I/anyone know because no-one can get back in there!?
zedjack33
Last edited by zedjack33; 30-06-2007 at 09:54 PM.
Gbrmpa have an advertorial on TV where they state something to the effect "early indications are that fish stocks of the Soil Eating Refrigerator Fish are improving on the GBR".
Nice to know that they are making a difference in whatever parallel dimension they are free to bend the laws of physics while dismissing the basic principles of ecology!
cheers fnq
Last edited by FNQCairns; 01-07-2007 at 08:35 AM.
NO..........
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