300wsm wrote: Same people creating the same problems leading upto xmas! |
MATTOO wrote: This is a non enforceable policy. Just a need to respect which seems fine to me. |
the demon wrote: yeah , there is a Rahui at Taupo Bay also . I think it started in 2017 and still in place on Paua, and the mussles in particular at the bottom end on the rock . There are Paua in the bay but are on the very,very small side as I had a close look before it was enforced . Im going to go and have a look at a spot I know has got them to see the progress after 3 years of Rahui . Will report back early Jan |
Fish Addict wrote: There may well be just cause for restricting access however as a total outsider and knowing nothing of the history the dates on that notice would suggest to me that the holiday makers are clearly being targeted. Nice welcome, NOT!! |
corosanta wrote: A number of my mates have endeavoured to force their way through to the beach, in some instances using bolt-cutters. Each occasion was meet with threats, if not indeed acts of violence. We have had families who have been so intimidated by stand-over tactics by horse-riding members of the so-called owners that they have cut short their holidays and taken refuge in safer accommodation. Not a great way to start a day's fishing nor a great way to welcome tourists. Why don't us locals just force our way? Because we would have to leave a shore party to safe-guard our vehicles while fishing, and afterwards, live in the same area as these fools. So thank you for the legal stuff but there is a very active lot that take no notice of it. Unless you wish to supply weaponry. |
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