Act now to save the salmon

I REFER to the report by Anne Lucey headlined: ‘Board calls for unity of salmon interests.’ (Irish Examiner, February 10).

Act now to save the salmon
Mon, 21 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

In it, the South West Regional Fisheries Board is quoted as saying that around 50,000 fish were caught commercially in the South-West and around 30,000 were caught on the rod by anglers.

They claimed that the anglers wanted to reverse that situation “so that they can get more of the resources”.

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