Coarse Fishing in Scotland – ‘The Legal Position – Part 2’
This is the second in a series of articles, by Policy Officer, Ron Woods, outlining the legal position with regard to coarse fish and coarse fishing in Scotland, rights of access to fish for them and legislation governing the movement and introduction of coarse fish. As previously stated, these are quite detailed papers so it is my intention to publish all three over the next 2 weeks and then to produce a simpler summary/bullet point paper that anglers can keep as a quick reference.
The second part of the series, covering ‘Fishing for coarse fish in Scotland – the legal position – Part 2 – Where you can fish and permissions required’ can be accessed by clicking the link below:
For those who missed it, the first of these articles, covering the ‘Legal position with regards to methods of fishing’, which was publish last week can be accessed by clicking the link below:
Fishing for coarse fish in Scotland – the legal position – Part 1 – Methods of fishing
Tags: Legal, Policy, Protecting Fish, Protecting Rights and Access
