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Hallows

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  1. If your fishing off the rocks, try using mono. With braid, if you have a big fish on your line and it runs to the rocks, the line will snap. (the rocks would act like scissors) With mono, you have some protection against this as it is multi-layered. Also it is often cheaper. There have been huge technological advances with mono, some of the best lines come from Berkley. Also, you often have to clean and dry braid, especially with saltwater because otherwise it get's weak and disintegrates. Give it a try! The only thing is that if you try and spool your reel with mono that is too thick, it can easily get tangled all over your reel, so keep an eye on that.

  2. Supertrawler destroys wildlife-Supertrawler affects snapper population-
    As for 'destroys wildlife' the same could be said for many activities including rec fishing. Like anything it is the level of destruction which determines sustainability and this should be the basis for regulation.Lastly regarding snapper populations...have any evidence of this claim? Seeing as the super trawler never operated here? Just asking because the current pilchard wild catch is 30' date='000 tonnes from a more localised area of SA waters and surely would be far worse than 18,000 tonnes caught across the southern half of our EEZ by the super trawler.TB ;)[/quote']One snapper gone counts as affecting the snapper population B)
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