Mar 13, 2010
Licence to fish
Fishing groups working with PUB on licensing scheme for anglers
By Grace Chua
LEISURE anglers may soon have to pay for a licence before they can drop their line and bait into Singapore waters.
Local fishing groups such as the Sport Fishing Association of Singapore (SFAS) and the Gamefish and Aquatic Rehabilitation Society (Gars) are working with national water agency PUB to come up with a licensing scheme for fishing.
PUB's director of catchment and waterways, Mr Tan Nguan Sen, told The Straits Times in an e-mail: 'By controlling the number of anglers, it is hoped that the ecosystem will not be affected while sustaining sport fishing as a popular recreational activity.'
Wah really Pay and Pay!!
Licence to fish
Fishing groups working with PUB on licensing scheme for anglers
By Grace Chua
LEISURE anglers may soon have to pay for a licence before they can drop their line and bait into Singapore waters.
Local fishing groups such as the Sport Fishing Association of Singapore (SFAS) and the Gamefish and Aquatic Rehabilitation Society (Gars) are working with national water agency PUB to come up with a licensing scheme for fishing.
PUB's director of catchment and waterways, Mr Tan Nguan Sen, told The Straits Times in an e-mail: 'By controlling the number of anglers, it is hoped that the ecosystem will not be affected while sustaining sport fishing as a popular recreational activity.'
Wah really Pay and Pay!!
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