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Heartbreak for young fisherman after lad s boat found dashed on rocks

Heartbreak for young fisherman after lad s boat found dashed on rocks
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Young fisherman, 12, set to make deals with pubs and restaurants

Young fisherman, 12, set to make deals with pubs and restaurants
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Divers recover 1 5 tonnes of discarded fishing gear around isles

Divers recover 1 5 tonnes of discarded fishing gear around isles
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Conservationists and fishermen working in harmony: Everyone s a winner

A NATIONAL charity has nearly completed its first visit to the isles to gather up ‘ghost gear’ – fishing gear that has been abandoned, lost or discarded in the water. Ghost Fishing UK was founded in 2015 and is run entirely by volunteers who dedicate their time to removing.

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Charity to send divers to Shetland to recover discarded fishing gear

A GROUP of 12 divers is set to head to Shetland later this year to recover any lost or discarded fishing gear - such as nets - in a bid to clean up the seas around the isles. The work will be undertaken through the conversation charity Ghost Fishing UK. The charity will visit.

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