Reply to: Fishing rights

[Mordac]

There will be one less soon

If the UK were a basket case, you'd think Juncker would be bending over backwards to facilitate a smooth divorce. He isn't, therefore we're not. (Yet, obviously.)

[rl4engc]

Indeed the French fishermen will be beating at the government's door to let the British fish in.

Well if the French Fishermen string their boats across the dock entrance again, perhaps their leaders should give them a lesson about the meaning of Free Trade.

[darmstadt]

The EU won't take them, they have enough basket case economies already.

HTH

There will be one less soon

[Mordac]

Absolutely, when Scotland leaves the UK and joins the EU, there will be a significant loss of territory.

The EU won't take them, they have enough basket case economies already.

HTH

[BlasterBates]

Can't sell them?

So the dear EU leaders will introduce tariffs, or a ban on our lovely UK fish that the Europeans love?

I'm sure that will be a popular policy! The EU people will be all over that one, at a time when there's a rise in anti-globalism and the EU is fighting for it's life!

Indeed the French fishermen will be beating at the government's door to let the British fish in.

[BlasterBates]

roll on Brexit




Brexit Economy rolls on

[rl4engc]

Most British fish is sold to the EU. So you get your fish stocks back and you can't sell them:

Can't sell them?

So the dear EU leaders will introduce tariffs, or a ban on our lovely UK fish that the Europeans love?

I'm sure that will be a popular policy! The EU people will be all over that one, at a time when there's a rise in anti-globalism and the EU is fighting for it's life!

[rl4engc]

Might want to ask Nigel Farage who is on the EU fisheries committee about his voting and attendance record there

Because voting on any EU committee is a sure way to get our interests heard isn't it?

By the way, are you still moaning that we're leaving the EU? You really, really need to get over it. It's a done deal!

Let the good times roll!

[BlasterBates]

'Celebrity TV Prawn Fisherman' Jimmy Buchan is a very vocal supporter of leaving the EU but 90% of his catch relies on tarriff and customs free access to the EU. Langouistines don't fetch the same prices in the UK because brits, in general, don't like things with legs and faces still attached on the plate, but on the med coast, they'll pay a premium for it. He'll end up trading exclusive waters (ignoring the fact that he regularly fishes in Norwegian waters) for the loss of his market.

Absolutely:

EU trade 'key' to success of UK fish industry as 75% of home-caught fish is exported | This is Money

Most British fish is sold to the EU. So you get your fish stocks back and you can't sell them:

[TestMangler]

We want them back you EU chunts.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/185827

Do the needful.

'Celebrity TV Prawn Fisherman' Jimmy Buchan is a very vocal supporter of leaving the EU but 90% of his catch relies on tarriff and customs free access to the EU. Langouistines don't fetch the same prices in the UK because brits, in general, don't like things with legs and faces still attached on the plate, but on the med coast, they'll pay a premium for it. He'll end up trading exclusive waters (ignoring the fact that he regularly fishes in Norwegian waters) for the loss of his market.

[BlasterBates]

Absolutely, when Scotland leaves the UK and joins the EU, there will be a significant loss of territory.

[NigelJK]

yep.

[scooterscot]

Are you actually claiming the UK lost territory through its EU membership?

[MrMarkyMark]

No problem with loss of fishing rights at my country estate

[darmstadt]

Might want to ask Nigel Farage who is on the EU fisheries committee about his voting and attendance record there