Ireland: Suspension of Foyle oyster fishery

Published 2024년 11월 11일

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The Native Oyster Fishery in the Foyle area will be suspended for three weeks starting from now and ending on November 14, 2024, as announced by Loughs Agency in Ireland. This measure is taken to ensure the sustainability of the native oyster population in Lough Foyle and prevent overfishing and stockpiling. During this period, any catches and landings will be monitored closely by the Agency, and license holders are reminded of their legal obligation to submit catch returns within the specified timeframe.
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Suspension of Foyle oyster fishery. Loughs Agency in Ireland has announced the suspension of the Native Oyster Fishery in the Foyle area for a three-week period until Thursday 14th November 2024 as outlined within the declaration, which can be viewed here. The decision has been made in order to alleviate pressure on the native oyster population in Lough Foyle, aiming to maintain a sustainable biomass of spawning stock and prevent overfishing and stockpiling of oysters. If an additional suspension is required, this will be communicated at the earliest possible opportunity. Catch returns and any landings ...
Source: Fish Focus

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