Yarmouth's last fisherman packs up
Discussion
Once home to over 1,000 commercial fishing boats, as of January, home to none.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/6796366...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/6796366...
So the EU is giving subsidies to the frogs, dagoes and eyties to increase their fleets, so they can come into our waters, steal our fish and then sell it back to us!!! A feckin disgrace!
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
Edited by JMGS4 on Tuesday 15th December 13:35
JMGS4 said:
So the EU is giving subsidies to the frogs, dagoes and eyties to increase their fleets, so they can come into our waters, steal our fish and then sell it back to us!!! A feckin disgrace!
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
x1.We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
Edited by JMGS4 on Tuesday 15th December 13:35
totally agree.
Parrot of Doom said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the fishing quotas are being enacted to help preserve the cod population, which in recent years has been decimated.
What's the point of having 1,000 fishing vessels if there is no cod to fish?
The Spanish don't give a fWhat's the point of having 1,000 fishing vessels if there is no cod to fish?
k either way. EU rules seem to only be obeyed by us.
JMGS4 said:
So the EU is giving subsidies to the frogs, dagoes and eyties to increase their fleets, so they can come into our waters, steal our fish and then sell it back to us!!! A feckin disgrace!
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
I'm not to clued up on these quotas. 2 questions then:We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
Edited by JMGS4 on Tuesday 15th December 13:35
- I assume the French, Spanish and Portuguese have quotas too. are they not the same for everyone?
- If not, is it not the country's politicians to defends his/her country's best interest?
Subsidiary question: Will exclusion zone be enough kickstart the fishing industry? Fish will still have to be imported from Portugal I assume.
J B L said:
JMGS4 said:
So the EU is giving subsidies to the frogs, dagoes and eyties to increase their fleets, so they can come into our waters, steal our fish and then sell it back to us!!! A feckin disgrace!
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
I'm not to clued up on these quotas. 2 questions then:We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
Edited by JMGS4 on Tuesday 15th December 13:35
- I assume the French, Spanish and Portuguese have quotas too. are they not the same for everyone?
- If not, is it not the country's politicians to defends his/her country's best interest?
Subsidiary question: Will exclusion zone be enough kickstart the fishing industry? Fish will still have to be imported from Portugal I assume.

JMGS4 said:
So the EU is giving subsidies to the frogs, dagoes and eyties to increase their fleets, so they can come into our waters, steal our fish and then sell it back to us!!! A feckin disgrace!
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
No it's not. Some UK fishermen sold their quota rights to the Spanish. We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
Having the right to sell one's right wasn't necessarily the best idea, but EU fairness 'n all that!
AndrewW-G said:
J B L said:
JMGS4 said:
So the EU is giving subsidies to the frogs, dagoes and eyties to increase their fleets, so they can come into our waters, steal our fish and then sell it back to us!!! A feckin disgrace!
We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
I'm not to clued up on these quotas. 2 questions then:We should declare a unilateral 250m exclusion zone for all foreign fishing vessels..
Edited by JMGS4 on Tuesday 15th December 13:35
- I assume the French, Spanish and Portuguese have quotas too. are they not the same for everyone?
- If not, is it not the country's politicians to defends his/her country's best interest?
Subsidiary question: Will exclusion zone be enough kickstart the fishing industry? Fish will still have to be imported from Portugal I assume.

Surely not ! 
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