Mike Hardy (Northumberland SFC) – Northumberland SFC pot limitation scheme (2009)
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The document summarizes the Northumberland Sea Fisheries Committee's pot limitation scheme. It describes that the scheme limits permit holders to no more than 800 pots and requires tags be affixed to pots. It also provides tags to part-time fishermen using 5 pots or fewer. Fishery officers patrol the waters ensuring pots are properly tagged and will remove untagged pots. Currently there are around 38,000 pots fished in the area by full-time fishermen under the scheme.
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