case wrote:I for one couldn't give a rodents rectum what twig and tweet have to say about anything. |

chalkeye wrote:Prepare your tinfoil hats, gentlemen. |
Vegetableman wrote:As for New Zealand being the benchmark for fisheries management, even if that is true it still only puts us at the top of a bad pile. Not quite sure how a country that still allows shark finning can be considered the benchmark of anything though... |
Geofinz wrote:Despite having laid a noise complaint against F&B (true story) I think their fringe element are pretty much harmless and without groups like them we would have less wild country to hunt and probably a fishery in far worse condition. You only have to go back to the debate on here around the reduction in snapper limits in the Hauraki Gulf to see that while they F&B might represent one end of the scale there are plenty at the other end only to happy to rape and pillage everything. |
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