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This election policy brief from the greens
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    This election policy brief from the greens

    Queensland Conservation asks the next Queensland Government to JUST A SNIP OF THIS SITE

    Introduce a saltwater recreational fishing licence to Queensland state waters. A licensing system would provide revenue for research, education, habitat protection and rehabilitation. It would also improve the ability to communicate directly with recreational fishers and allow accurate measurement of the recreational fishing catch.

    IT IS WORTH A READ TO SEE WHAT WHERE UP AGAINST This election policy brief represents the views of the following organisations Queensland Conservation Council Australian Conservation Foundation
    The Wilderness Society Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    Australian Rainforest Conservation Society Australian Marine Conservation Society
    Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland Friends of the Earth (Brisbane)
    Cairns & Far North Environment Centre Mackay Conservation Group
    Capricorn Conservation Council Wide Bay Burnett Conservation Council
    Sunshine Coast Environment Council Toowoomba & Region Environment Council
    Gold Coast & Hinterland Environment Council Logan & Albert Conservation Association
    Fraser Island Defenders Organisation Householders Options to Protect the Environment

    SCARY

    http://qccqld.org.au/election2006/po.../protected.htm link to site


    There will be days when the fishing is better than one's most optimistic forecast, others when it is far worse. Either is a gain over just staying home.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Adamy's Avatar
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    Re: This election policy brief from the greens

    I saw that... my question is.... how will a recreational fishing licence allow "accurate measurement of the recreational fishing catch"???? do we all get a form we have to fill in everytime we catch a fish and submit it?? even then how "accurate" would it be?? Sounds dubious to me.

    (Oops there I go again.... from now on... )

    ...Hi my name is Adam and I'm addicted to posting comments about ridiculous policies on Ausfish.... Hi Adam


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    DaveSue_Fishos_Two
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    Re: This election policy brief from the greens

    Someone please help him with the

    Dave

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    Re: This election policy brief from the greens

    The thing i find unnerving is that 15 green groups can get together and push a election policy brief


    There will be days when the fishing is better than one's most optimistic forecast, others when it is far worse. Either is a gain over just staying home.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    Re: This election policy brief from the greens

    [quote author=Adamy link=1156779047/0#1 date=1156843388]I saw that... my question is.... how will a recreational fishing licence allow "accurate measurement of the recreational fishing catch"???? do we all get a form we have to fill in everytime we catch a fish and submit it?? even then how "accurate" would it be?? Sounds dubious to me.

    The Green groups will make the assumption that every person possessing a fishing license will be applying maximum effort on the fish stocks.
    They can then plead their case that, say, 100,000 licenses are taking their bag limits every time, and fudge the figures for a total recreational effort.
    If a license scheme is used this way, it will be iused against the recreational fisherpeople.
    Boat and trailer rego fees, boat licensing fees etc, aren't put back into infrastructure. Boat ramps, pontoons, safety education, and promotion doesn't get nearly enough of the revenue generated. Why would all revenue from fishing licenses go back to fishing, no government has done it before, how can they be trusted to do it now?
    All fisho's need to remain vigilant, because this battle will go on long after Sept 9th.
    rgds

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    Re: This election policy brief from the greens

    One of the methods used previuosly on the GBR to determine recreational catch was to count every boat leaving the boat ramps and then extrapilate this by every boat catching the bag limits of all species available in that area.

    KC

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Adamy's Avatar
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    Re: This election policy brief from the greens

    Quote Originally Posted by Reel Nauti
    Someone please help him with the

    Dave
    Thats really funny Dave - you should be a comedian - do you write your own material or have to ask others?? Oh and nice, meaningful contribution to the topic - keep up the excellent work!!

    Quote Originally Posted by kc
    One of the methods used previuosly on the GBR to determine recreational catch was to count every boat leaving the boat ramps and then extrapilate this by every boat catching the bag limits of all species available in that area.

    KC
    So thats their so called science?? I have never ever taken my bag limit home for any fish.... EVER (just in case I didnt make the point ) (must be a poor fisho) But then again I'm probably the ONLY one and - every one else ALWAYS reaches their bag of every available species EVERY time they go out... what a wank!! Do the pollies see thru all this "scientific stuff" or do they just eat it up??



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