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Submitted by the Port Clements Rod & Gun Club and endorsed by the B.C.Wildlife Federations “Inland Fisheries Committee” and “Tidal Water Fisheries Committee.” The Ministry of Environment states that they do not have the funds to administer proper monitoring or enforcement to provide for retention fisheries on Wild Steelhead. The direction set out in the [...] BCWF Press Release February 20, 2009 Vancouver – “The decision of past federal Ministers of Fisheries to restrict the public fishery to a mere 12% of the total allowable catch (TAC) of halibut for the recreational fishery will result in significant reductions in limits and fishing time for anglers in 2009. This decision will [...] History – ITQ or “ Defined Shares” 1) For reasons of safety at sea and market stability for commercial fishermen, DFO introduced an individual vessel quota system (IVQ) some years ago in which each license holder received a share of the Canadian Total Allowable Catch (TAC) based on the average of his/her landings over a [...] Paper presented to the Ministry of Environment by the Guide-Outfitters Association of BC. The Guide Outfitter Industry in British Columbia_Challenges and New Opportunities The BC Ministry of Environment defines allocation as: Allocation is the process by which the available harvest of a particular wildlife population is divided amongst consumptive users, after the rights of First Nations have been considered. The Ministry of Environment has recently updated its policy on the allocation of wildlife harvests, but it is not [...] |
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