Due to all these catch and release regulations I am not even thinking start fishing in fresh water… will invest into shore fishing instead. And fishing will done solely for food.
What a bunch of nonsense. What's the purpose of fishing if you can't eat your own fish. By the way you can keep fish but a certain amount and size. Anyway in the UK soon even the amount of farts you produce are going to be regulated.
Seem a bit stupid to pay for a license and permit while you need to release the fish, also a bit stupid to be proud of your catch, when same fish was caught by 100 other people before you.
I'll stick to sea fishing, just don't see that point in catching a fish that is eatable and releasing it! But heh ho, I'm a hunter, and have a totally different viewpoint to most!
Rules and regulations license required to drop a hook in the water to pull out a fish and drop it back in . yet the water authorities are constantly polluting the majority if not the whole of the DISUNITED KINGDOM river and canal systems . HUCKLEBERRY FINN EAT YOUR HEART OUT .
The guy in this video is completely misleading. Firstly he's using a backdrop of a harbour instead of fresh water inland. You do not need a rod license or permit for a fishing. Then he tries tell you there is a new law that says virtually all fish must be catch and released which is also bullshit. It's the opposite. Virtually all you can keep if you wish under set rules of size and season and the water you're fishing on.
So you can't legally catch fish for food?… That kind of tyranny goes against a much higher law than those passed by the liars and thieves in parliament.
Hiya mate great info thanks. What i have found is the canal and River Trust is miss leading people . you can buy the waterways wanderers fishing permit to fish in there so called managed waterways. They have produced a list of waterways you can fish. . There is one area of the regents canal London near to bridge 1 lock 12 which they say we can fish . i tried it and was told by an local council wardon on patrol, that i could not fish there if though i have purchased a permit. As you can we are being mislead and coned by the canal and river trust.
I live near some good rivers! I have applied for license and can't wait to start fishing , but there are so many rules and laws it has kinda of put me off a little!
It's a bit odd to me, here in the States you just need a fishing license for the state you're in, and provided you have got permission to be on private land or fish on public land, you can fish anywhere without having to buy a permit for individual bodies of water, and while there are limits, you can keep your catch if you want to, say for supper, though I admit most of my fishing is catch and release.
UK government website states :
"Coarse (freshwater) fish
Each day you can only take from rivers:
1 pike (up to 65cm)
2 grayling (30cm to 38cm)
15 small fish (up to 20cm) including barbel, chub, common bream, common carp, crucian carp, dace, perch, rudd, silver bream, roach, smelt and tench
Any eels you catch (except conger eels) must be released alive.
You can also take:
minor or ‘tiddler’ species, such as gudgeon
non-native species
ornamental varieties of native species like ghost or koi carp"
Due to all these catch and release regulations I am not even thinking start fishing in fresh water… will invest into shore fishing instead. And fishing will done solely for food.
What a bunch of nonsense. What's the purpose of fishing if you can't eat your own fish. By the way you can keep fish but a certain amount and size. Anyway in the UK soon even the amount of farts you produce are going to be regulated.
Seem a bit stupid to pay for a license and permit while you need to release the fish, also a bit stupid to be proud of your catch, when same fish was caught by 100 other people before you.
I'll stick to sea fishing, just don't see that point in catching a fish that is eatable and releasing it! But heh ho, I'm a hunter, and have a totally different viewpoint to most!
Rules and regulations license required to drop a hook in the water to pull out a fish and drop it back in . yet the water authorities are constantly polluting the majority if not the whole of the DISUNITED KINGDOM river and canal systems . HUCKLEBERRY FINN EAT YOUR HEART OUT .
Does anybody know if it’s legal to go fishing alone under the age of 18 ?
The guy in this video is completely misleading. Firstly he's using a backdrop of a harbour instead of fresh water inland. You do not need a rod license or permit for a fishing. Then he tries tell you there is a new law that says virtually all fish must be catch and released which is also bullshit. It's the opposite. Virtually all you can keep if you wish under set rules of size and season and the water you're fishing on.
Whats the point if we can’t eat them
The Gov can stick it I'll fish, hunt and chop wood to feed and warm myself as i please and i won't and never will pay for some nonsense slip to do it.
In summary… money please
So you can't legally catch fish for food?… That kind of tyranny goes against a much higher law than those passed by the liars and thieves in parliament.
Hiya mate great info thanks. What i have found is the canal and River Trust is miss leading people . you can buy the waterways wanderers fishing permit to fish in there so called managed waterways. They have produced a list of waterways you can fish. . There is one area of the regents canal London near to bridge 1 lock 12 which they say we can fish . i tried it and was told by an local council wardon on patrol, that i could not fish there if though i have purchased a permit. As you can we are being mislead and coned by the canal and river trust.
I like your fishing method, greetings from Indonesia🙏👍👍
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I live near some good rivers! I have applied for license and can't wait to start fishing , but there are so many rules and laws it has kinda of put me off a little!
Nice vidéo 👍🎣
It's a bit odd to me, here in the States you just need a fishing license for the state you're in, and provided you have got permission to be on private land or fish on public land, you can fish anywhere without having to buy a permit for individual bodies of water, and while there are limits, you can keep your catch if you want to, say for supper, though I admit most of my fishing is catch and release.
do you need a licence if fishing on private land where you know the owner who has given permission to fish.?
What about sea fishing from the shore do I need a licence in the UK
nice video … if you can done one in Romanian language I'll share on my angling grup from FB
Just for your info mate, which you do not emphasise, is that anglers DO NOT require a rod licence to fish in Scotland.