Invasive Species and Marine Angling

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Invasive Species and Marine Angling Invasive plants and animals harm fish and the marine environment, foul hard surfaces including hulls, and damage boats. They can be small and hard to spot so are easily spread on damp equipment and clothing. Protect the marine environment and the fishing you enjoy by keeping your kit free of invasive plants and animals.

Check Clean Dry Check your gear after leaving the water for fouling or plant material. Remove anything you find and put it in the bin. If you use a boat, reapply anti-fouling annually. Clean everything thoroughly with freshwater as soon as you can, paying attention to nets, waders, ropes and areas that are damp and hard to access. Dry – drain water from boats and trailers before leaving the site. Dry everything for as long as possible before using elsewhere.

Watch out for: Round goby Slipper limpet Carpet sea squirt Round goby. Photo credit: CABI Carpet sea squirt. Photo credit: CCW Gabe Wynn Slipper limpet. Photo credit: GB NNSS