Restrictions on fishing licence (limited Danish seine)
101 Restrictions on fishing licence (limited Danish seine)
The holder of a fishing licence (limited Danish seine) must not use a Danish seine net in accordance with that licence if the Danish seine net is being towed by, or is connected to, a vessel that is not the vessel specified in the fishing licence (limited Danish seine). Grade 2 penalty.
The holder of a fishing licence (limited Danish seine) must not use a Danish seine net under the authority of the licence in State waters other than the State waters bounded – in the north by an imaginary straight line originating from Tasman Head on South Bruny Island at latitude 43°30'58"S/ longitude 147°17'40. 3"E and finishing at Cape Raoul on the Tasman Peninsula at latitude 43°14'32.8"S/ longitude 147°47'58"E; and in the west by the line of longitude 147°17'7"E; and in the east by the line of longitude 148°E – and not including State waters that are within one nautical mile of any part of the coast of Tasmania. Grade 2 penalty.
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