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Articles Of Interest

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Published: 13 October 2011
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Two items that may be of interest:

1 Introduction of charges for use of Crayfish Traps, Eel nets and some other fishing methods.
The consultation period for this runs out on 21/10/11. If you wish to make comments you need to be quick:
https://consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/fish/auths?pointId=1289476653956

2 There are significant changes to the fish movement proceedure proposed to start as of 1st April 2012
Anybody who is running a fishery will need to become aquainted with these changes. We have been unable to find details about these changes on the EA website as yet, but they are available from:
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Managing River Flows For Salmonids

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Published: 10 October 2011
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MANAGING RIVER FLOWS FOR SALMONIDS: EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE

The Atlantic Salmon Trust has just released a report which will be of interest to some LFCC members, especially those with trout fisheries on rivers.  The report can be rather hard going in places but it does provide some hard, scientific evidence of the need to maintain flows in salmonid rivers.  The AST press release is below:

Flows Report Now Online

The AST has now published on its website - http://www.atlanticsalmontrust.org/assets/flows-workshop-report.pdf - the report of the Workshop it organised in March 2010 to draft advisory guidelines for setting flow standards and managing river flows from the perspective of salmonids, based on a review of available evidence. This followed a major symposium on managing river flows for salmonids held in York in January 2010.

The report outlines the science behind the river flow requirements of salmonids at different life stages, the impacts of artificial flows and approaches to setting standards in the British Isles. It also explores the implications of climate change, approaches to monitoring and the potential offered by adaptive management for furthering scientific investigation of this topic.

The report contains nineteen specific recommendations, but the key priorities are summarised in the three overall recommendations:

  1. Review the evidence
  2. Improve the mechanisms for coordination and funding fish-ecosystem-flow-related sciences.
  3. Promote adaptive management as a vehicle for collaboration

The AST is now working with those organisations that participated in the symposium and workshop to take forward the report's recommendations.

LFCC Membership

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Published: 04 December 2010
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The Loddon Fisheries & Conservation Consultative has two tier membership scheme depending upon the nature of the applicant(s). Please see below for details.

Fee's -2024

Clubs, Councils & Wildlife Trusts· - £25.00 per year.

Personal or Landowner - £15.00 per year.

Membership renewals will will become due on the 1st January each year.

The membership form can be downloaded from the download section under "Other LFCC Documents". Print off the appropriate application form that best suits and enter the relevant details. All of the relevant details of how to pay and where to send are listed at the bottom of the form itself.

If you should have any further questions with regards to membership of the LFCC then please Drop Us A Line

About Us

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Published: 30 November 2010
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The LFCC was formed in 2007 and is a voluntary group made up of individuals, clubs, businesses and organisations. Its aim is to represent and coordinate interests in fisheries, angling and conservation in the Loddon catchment. The three main objectives of the LFCC are:

1) Represent fisheries, angling and conservation interests.

2) Work with others to protect and improve for future generations stillwaters, rivers and canals in the Loddon catchment.

3) Increase awareness of fisheries, angling and conservation through collection and sharing of best practice information.

 

The constitution rules can be found here.

A map of the Loddon catchment is shown on the left.