It would be great ( in some ways ) if we could go back to Magna Carta laws.
The DUCKING STOOL would be kept prety busy. 
Jim
It would be great ( in some ways ) if we could go back to Magna Carta laws.
The DUCKING STOOL would be kept prety busy.
Jim
Did you get permission from your wife to say that, Jim?
Terry.
Didn't mean Jacqui Terry.
She's great ! ! !
She only has the ONE fault - - - - - - - - Her choice in Men ! 
Jim
So launch from wick but we must have a boundary. I thought clay pool was perfect to snare a mullet from that would qualify! I'm in Ringwood but day tickets for stanpit etc can be bought. Looks like i'l just target them from the quay!The Quay is not part of the harbour .....
Tomo
http://www.sembcorpbw.co.uk/net-control/us...arbour_2012.pdf
If you read the darkest depths of the Magna Carta ? Any tidal water is classed as part of the sea !
Christchurch Harbour, is tidal as far as Iford Bridge !
Which begs the question, what legal right do SEMBCORP and RDAA have to impose charges for fishing in tidal waters ?
Especially below the emergence of the river Avon at Clay Pool.
As far as I am aware this has never been challenged in any court.
Comments in due course please,
Dave
I think that if you check you will find that the harbour was sold by the Crown... along with all its rights..... so the crown does not own the foreshore......There are only two river estuaries in the country that this applies to ....the other I believe is the River Beaulieu where Henry V111 had a number of his warships built... and again it was sold as being originally owned by the monks.....so you have no rights to access the foreshore between low water which is not the case with the rest of the country's tidal foreshore........
Not a lot of people know that.......so don't waste your hard earned challenging it
Tomo 
Do you remember that being on the news when you were a lad Alan?
Do you remember that being on the news when you were a lad Alan?
Goenads.......Rob
Tomo 
I don't remember it being on the news, but I do remember it being discussed along with the whereabouts of the resident beavers .....
I don't remember it being on the news, but I do remember it being discussed along with the whereabouts of the resident beavers .....
Somebody always has to lower the tone. I hadn't realised you were into beaver, Paul.
Terry.
I hadn't realised you were into beaver, Paul.
Only once in a while these days eh Paul !!!
Oh the joy of a wet beaver and it's twinkly eye ..... Dam good fun !!!!
Not sure I should have said that 
Dave
Once the lowered tone bandwagon is rolling, watch out for those jumping on board. 
Terry.
Guilty as charged .... just couldn't resist ..... 
Dave
So launch from wick but we must have a boundary. I thought clay pool was perfect to snare a mullet from that would qualify! I'm in Ringwood but day tickets for stanpit etc can be bought. Looks like i'l just target them from the quay!The Quay is not part of the harbour .....
Tomo
http://www.sembcorpbw.co.uk/net-control/us...arbour_2012.pdf
If you read the darkest depths of the Magna Carta ? Any tidal water is classed as part of the sea !
Christchurch Harbour, is tidal as far as Iford Bridge !
Which begs the question, what legal right do SEMBCORP and RDAA have to impose charges for fishing in tidal waters ?
Especially below the emergence of the river Avon at Clay Pool.
As far as I am aware this has never been challenged in any court.
Comments in due course please,
Dave
I think that if you check you will find that the harbour was sold by the Crown... along with all its rights..... so the crown does not own the foreshore......There are only two river estuaries in the country that this applies to ....the other I believe is the River Beaulieu where Henry V111 had a number of his warships built... and again it was sold as being originally owned by the monks.....so you have no rights to access the foreshore between low water which is not the case with the rest of the country's tidal foreshore........
Not a lot of people know that.......so don't waste your hard earned challenging it
Tomo
The Crown and the Monks never owned it in the first place, they stole it or just put their names to it.
I stand to be corrected but as far as I am aware the reference point is Hgh Water ?
All that aside, do the same rules apply to fishing from a boat ? and are they enforceable ?
D
You lot are more likely to see otters than beaver
PJ
Can you eat otter too ???
Dave
Can you eat otter too ???
Dave
Yep, Straight from the Oven - - - - - Or it would be called a COLDER !
Wellllllllllll - - you lot started it !
Jim