In reply to Post #238
That's a bold statement to make Dave saying the first angler caught killing an otter will end angling as we know it. Personally I doubt it will. If anything it might be the catalyst for something to change, and maybe Natural England might consider the same route as they have done, by issuing a license to someone like they have for buzzards, which I think are in the same category as otters??

In reply to Post #231
Pag and AT don't want nothing to do with it as you say, but there are members of both organisations who do.

In reply to Post #11
I genuinely believe he is doing for the right reasons, the problem with erecting fences around lakes is that it does put enormous pressure on the areas that can't be protected.

In reply to Post #219
Bravo to all those who signed the petition to bring it over the 10k mark

In reply to Post #216
I think we are all aware of Joss, PAG, Dave Webb and any other person before the petition was started.
Just so you are aware even members of PAG have been signing the petition, and members of the AT, even though they have come out and opposed it, the general angler have signed it, people in the trade have signed it

In reply to Post #213
I'm sure one day a beer would be good, but I'm not angry, I'm proud I put my name down on the petition. I'm aware the work you have all done, and I'm sure your do plenty more, I'm just supporting a different way

In reply to Post #211
Maybe another time for that beer, unfortunately like most, poxy work will get in the way.

In reply to Post #209
Apart from your crying on ukwot?

In reply to Post #205
Better than being a c...

In reply to Post #202
Of course, just choosing different paths to get there