Ken Symons 2020
England (English Channel - Offshore West: 7e.O) (7e)
Scallop dredges are heavy duty metal framed, toothed nets that are pulled over the seabed to target scallops which live buried in the sand or mud seabed.
7f.l (7f) Bristol channel - outside 6nm
Scallop dredges are heavy duty metal framed, toothed nets that are pulled over the seabed to target scallops which live buried in the sand or mud seabed.
English Channel - outside 6nm Cornwall: 7e.I (7e)
Scallop dredges are heavy duty metal framed, toothed nets that are pulled over the seabed to target scallops which live buried in the sand or mud seabed.
English Channel - Inside 6nm - 7e.I (7e)
Scallop dredges are heavy duty metal framed, toothed nets that are pulled over the seabed to target scallops which live buried in the sand or mud seabed.
7e and f (Inshore Cornwall: 0-6 nm)
Diving using scuba apparatus is a low impact method of collection of shellfish.
Fal Estuary, Cornwall
Caught by oyster fishermen who use traditional and environmentally friendly methods to fish for oysters using sail and oar power in the Fal Estuary
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