The Scottish Sea Angling Conservation Network

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SSACN has no paid officers; we are a purely voluntary organisation and we are dependent on our Membership and Sponsors for the funds we need to fight the sea angling conservation cause.

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to SSACN - Thankyou

Anyone wishing to make their contribution by cheque should make it payable to The Scottish Sea Angling Conservation Network and send it to :

The Secretary (SSACN)
62 Lounsdale Drive
Paisley
Renfrewshire PA2 9ED

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Please note :: after taking the photo, the fish was returned alive.

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• SSACN HEADLINES

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• Newsletters

  The latest Lifelines newsletter

  
  may be downloaded here.
  
  The Spurdog Tagathon newsletter

  
  may be downloaded here.

• Catch and Release

  
  Catch and release guidelines may be found on this page. Handle a fish carefully, take your photo, release it quickly
  
  Remember Think Fish First
  
  
  Click on Alan's image and see more pictures of anglers with fish they have caught and released.

• Discards

  Discarding occurs when boats decide to dispose of fish which they catch but cannot land or derive income from, or when they have caught more fish than they are allowed to land, or they discard the less valuable fish in order to make more space for more valuable fish.
  
  A million tonnes of fish and other sea creatures caught in the North Sea are discarded every year according to the WWF.

• Report to the SFPA

  You can use this web page to report any kind of fisheries related activity you think might be suspicious to the Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency.

  If you are out and about or would rather speak to someone about any suspicious activity simply call 0845 270 3990 which is continually manned.

  The report can be anonymous if you wish but if you give contact details it will help if any clarification is required.

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• Give Fish A Chance

  Fish sustainably, only take fish for the table which have had a chance to reproduce.
  
  
  
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• Little known fact

  Gourdon on the north east coast near Aberdeen was one of the last centres of traditional sma' line fishing where, up until the late 1970s, there was a fleet of some 18 inshore line boats.

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• Weigh a cod !!

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• The Shark Trust

  
  Established in 1997, the Shark Trust is a UK charity dedicated to the study, management and conservation of sharks, skates, rays and chimaera.
  
  

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