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Byl30 – ANNUAL CATCH AND EFFORT RETURN FORM. RECREATIONAL FISHING FOR LOBSTER, CRAWFISH, CRAB spp., PRAWN AND WHELK. Permit Number Year Number of Area Fished Pots Edible Spider Velvet Prawn Date (turn over for Lobster* Crawfish Whelk Hauled Crab Crab Crab (Kg) map) (Kg) Returned Returned Returned Returned Returned Returned Returned *Under Byelaw 31, no person shall fish for or take any lobster that is V-notched. V-notched lobsters should be returned to the sea alive as soon as possible. To be returned by the end of each calendar year or as soon as fishing stops if sooner. Please fill as many forms as required and return to Welsh Government Fisheries, Stena House, Station Approach, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 1DX. Phone number: 03000 625777. E-mail: holyheadmailbox@ gov.wales Data collected from these returns will only be used for the purposes described, and disclosed in accordance with GDPR, as explained in the information accompanying the Byl 30 permit. Any disclosures will not identify individuals in any published information Byelaw 30 – Recreational Fishing Areas 1 5 Liverpool Bay 4 2 1 Rhyl Holyhead Llandudno 3 6 Bangor Caernarfon Caernarfon Bay 7 8 Pwllheli 11 Harlech 10 9 12 Area Area Description Number 1 Point of Ayr to Great Ormes Head Borth 2 Great Ormes Head to Penmon Point Cardigan Bay 13 3 Menai Straits 4 Penmon Point to Point Lynas 5 Point Lynas to South Stack 6 South Stack to Llanddwyn Island 7 Llanddwyn Island to Porth Dinllaen 14 8 Porth Dinllaen to Braich y Pwll 9 Braich y Pwll to Trwyn Cilan 10 Trwyn Cilan to Pen Y chain 15 Aberaeron 11 Pen Y chain to Mochras Point 7 12 Mochras Point to Tonfanau 13 Tonfanau to Morfa Bychan 14 Morfa Bychan to New Quay Head Cardigan 15 New Quay Head to Cemaes Head 11 Harlech 10 .

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