Bait Collection
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Getting Your Own Bait - Be
Thoughtful, Careful And Wise
For hundreds of years sea anglers have collected their own bait,
digging for lugworm and ragworm, searching for small crabs or
prising limpets or mussels from rocks and structures.
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Safety
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NFSA Safety Guidelines
The NFSA has established and recommended safety guidelines for
sea anglers, it has representation on both the steering and
working groups of the Marine & Coastguard Agency and has played
a full part along with the National Federation of Charter
Skippers...
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Small Boat Safety Advice
While fishing you have to be on your guard at all times against
capsizing the boat. Standing up when the boat is moving is
dangerous. More
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Code of Safety for
Organisers of Dinghy Festivals
Organisers should appoint a person to be responsible for
advising entrants on sea safety equipment and procedures for all
boats competing, before they are launched. All boats should be
adequately insured.
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Conservation
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Save It and Conserve It
Always abide by the minimum landing sizes as recommended by the
NFSA. More
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Conservation Methods of
Judging Sea Angling Competitions
All conservation methods of judging angling competitions involve
either returning the fish to the sea after weighing or
measuring, or only retaining the larger fish for weighing.
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Catch & Release in Shore
Matches
This code is designed to help organisers be able to successfully
organise and run catch and release fishing competitions where
the welfare of the fish is paramount.
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Catch & Release in
Boat Matches
Shore matches recommendations for ‘catch and release’ cannot be
applied to boat matches as there are fundamental differences
between the 2 branches of angling, as follows.
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