IronNoggin
Well-Known Member
Kind of a Head's Up here for the Recreational Sector...
For many years now, DFO has pushed Area G Troll into an ever shrinking corner.
Cuts to allocation.
Cuts to timing. Last year that fleet had but a little better than a TWO WEEK season.
Painfully lowball offers of "buy back" propositions.
And of course much MUCH more.
This was all based on an Agenda to drive Area G off the water.
And after this last week's meetings between the two, it looks like that end may have finally been realized.
DFO informed the Area G Directors that due to their inability to catch their quota (directly due to DFO's actions to ensure just that) the average outstanding balance of that was going to be stripped from them and handed over to the FN sector.
Adding insult to injury, they also noted said FN's will be allowed to fish the time period Area G is closed down (for "conservation concerns") immediately before Area G could fish.
Most I have spoken to are selling out.
The Recreational Sector might want to take a long hard look at these antics with a view towards determining the Agenda in play in their own direction...
Sad times...
For many years now, DFO has pushed Area G Troll into an ever shrinking corner.
Cuts to allocation.
Cuts to timing. Last year that fleet had but a little better than a TWO WEEK season.
Painfully lowball offers of "buy back" propositions.
And of course much MUCH more.
This was all based on an Agenda to drive Area G off the water.
And after this last week's meetings between the two, it looks like that end may have finally been realized.
DFO informed the Area G Directors that due to their inability to catch their quota (directly due to DFO's actions to ensure just that) the average outstanding balance of that was going to be stripped from them and handed over to the FN sector.
Adding insult to injury, they also noted said FN's will be allowed to fish the time period Area G is closed down (for "conservation concerns") immediately before Area G could fish.
Most I have spoken to are selling out.
The Recreational Sector might want to take a long hard look at these antics with a view towards determining the Agenda in play in their own direction...
Sad times...