

Bryce Stewart
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@BD_Stew
Marine scientist & scallop charmer. Searching for sustainable ocean solutions @thembauk @plymbiolmarsci @SharkHubUK @SMMR_Pyramids #BeMoreScallop








Trump: "Zelenskyy is always looking to purchase missiles. Listen, when you start a war, you've got to know you can win a war. You don't start a war against somebody that's 20 times your size & then hope that people give you some missiles." 👀











You still have until February 28th to share your views on FISHERIES MANAGEMENT PLANS as part of their official, independent evaluation. The survey will take between 5-10 minutes to complete: icfconsulting.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_73…. #UKfisheries











Pollack is an important species for anglers. Whether that’s putting food on the plates of anglers' families, supporting recreational fishing businesses and coastal economies, or providing wellness benefits through recreational fishing, pollack is vital for the sector and its future. Tragically, pollack is experiencing unprecedented declines. Whilst recreational anglers do take pollack for the table and have a contribution to make in stock conservation, total recreational catches do not compare to historic commercial landings. The Angling Trust is clear: we recognise the importance of sustainable fisheries and that everyone should play their part in rebuilding pollack stocks for future generations to enjoy, but the role of commercial fishing practices like wreck netting in driving pollack to the brink should not be overlooked or forgotten. Following months of engagement with the recreational angling sector, the Angling Trust, in partnership with the Professional Boatmen’s Association (PBA), is launching new voluntary guidelines for recreational pollack fishing. Read the full story, guidelines and next steps here: anglingtrust.net/2025/02/11/pol… On 10th February 2025, the National Federation of Fisherman’s Organisations (NFFO) published an article on pollack which misrepresented the Pollack Fisheries Industry Science Partnership (FISP) project, its aims and its findings. We will shortly be publishing an explainer to rebut the claims in the article.

