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If, as a result of this and the evidence we have already collated on the close season, we conclude there is a case to either to change the close season dates or remove it altogether, we will make and advertise new byelaws in This will give everyone an opportunity to object or support the proposals, before we submit an application to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to confirm the byelaws.
The Secretary of State may confirm the byelaws as they stand, make changes to them or reject the application. Skip to Main Content. Toggle navigation Menu. Coarse fishing close season on English rivers. Closed 11 Mar Opened 14 Jan Contact Environment Agency Fisheries Team fisheries environment-agency. Feedback updated 31 Dec We asked Given interest in the river coarse fish close season, the Environment Agency ran a public consultation from 14 January for 12 weeks to gather any further evidence to help determine if there was a case for changing the byelaw and to understand stakeholder concerns around three options: to retain, amend or remove the close season.
The consultation generated 13, responses. Please read the full report on the consultation feedback by clicking on the link below. The Environment Agency will retain the coarse fishing close season on English rivers. Results updated 31 Dec The Environment Agency consulted anglers and others on the coarse fish close season on English rivers, to better understand the risks of changing or removing the close season and to collate any additional evidence.
Files: Coarse fishing close season on English rivers - public consultation report - Dec , 2. Overview We are consulting on future close season arrangements for coarse fishing on English rivers. Responding to this consultation Information is provided throughout the online tool which you access by clicking on the Respond online link below.
Why your views matter The coarse fishing close season has been long debated. What happens next The last day for responding to this consultation is 11 March Related Coarse fishing close season on English rivers - consultation document Audiences Recreational and commercial river users Fishing clubs and representative associations Members of the public with an interest in the river, the species and conservation Businesses Charities Statutory organisations NGOs Members of the public Local councils Angling trade contacts National based fishery, conservation and landowner organisations Government family organisations.
Interests Business and industry Fishing and boating Habitats and wildlife. Read the local byelaws to check your area. You need to read the local byelaws for close seasons for salmon, brown trout and rainbow trout on rivers. You must have an additional permit to fish locks and weirs on the Thames. You can fish for salmon, trout and other game fish during the coarse fish close season.
You have to use certain types of lures and baits in some areas however. You can only use natural or artificial fly, minnow, worm, shrimp, prawn, sand eel or artificial lures during close season. You can only use artificial fly. In the Thames area, you can apply for permission from the Environment Agency to also use minnow caught in a minnow trap if used on the same waters. Read the local byelaws for Wales or the south-west of England. Check what you need to do.
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