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Stop Inshore Trawling & Overfishing!

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Clare Buchanan
9 years ago

Totally agree and support your initiative in taking on this serious issue.

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Curtis harris
9 years ago

The social, cultural and economic needs of the public need to be given priority over the greedy, shortsighted commercial sector. The fish belong to the people.

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Jessica Simpson
9 years ago

We need to prevent the predicted fishless oceans by 2040!

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Adam Weir
9 years ago

We need tight regulations rather than letting corporations raid our fisheries and regulate themselves.

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Rosie France
9 years ago

One of the most vital issues on the planet.

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Simon Yates
9 years ago

Absolutely believe the time has come to look after the NZ inshore fishing zone. All you need is an earthquake to top the management balance. Throw out these stupid sustainable fishing statements we get from commercial trawl fishing practicing companies. It simply is not sustainable.

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Adam
9 years ago

Good work fellas nice to see you fighting for a great cause, and for repesenting bbi.

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Megan Shepherd
9 years ago

Great work.

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Matt Talbot
9 years ago

Good work Fellas.

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Carl Kettlewell
9 years ago

Preserve the fisheries for the future generations not mass corporation greed

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Pippa Smith
9 years ago

Save the fishing culture for our future children

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Maryse Ellis
9 years ago

Good on you boys looking after your future.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need to stop the waste and overfishing. I'm with you young men.

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Jan Morrison
9 years ago

This needs to happen for the sake of future generations

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Steve Devine
9 years ago

Stop raping our oceans

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Dan Colebrook
9 years ago

Had enough of the MPI shenanigans!!

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Brodyn
9 years ago

We need to cherish our fishery for the future generations.. Good work boys

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Derek Forsyth
9 years ago

Recreational fishing is far less wasteful than commercial and far more valuable economically per fish than commercial.

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Nick crossfield
9 years ago

Think of the big picture not your wallets

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Rebecca White
9 years ago

Also suggest putting a limit on fish over a size to put back as breeding stock, as the Australian's do with Baramundi