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| Ambitious plans aim to beat law-breakers | 21/10/2009 01:08:36 |
| Smugglers jailed, ?dodgy? fish confiscated and illegally-stocked fisheries shut down?it?s all part of a radical new regime aimed at stamping out the lawless activities blighting our sport. After decades of getting away with thieving and smuggling, fish rustlers look set to be confronted by new, far-reaching regulations being formulated by the Environment Agency fisheries department under new legislation. http://www.gofishing.co.uk/Angling-Times/Section/News--Catches/General-News/October-2009/Ambitious-plans-aim-to-beat-law-breakers/ | |
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