The Salmon Poachers, Ireland 1962
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- A look at the practice of fishing illegally for salmon in Ireland.
At an unspecified location in the province of Munster, Father Peter Lemass reports of the practice of illegal fishing. One man who fishes along the river Deel describes the various means used by the poachers to land a catch.
Netting of fish and snatching (a practice where grappling hooks on a fishing line pierce the flesh of a fish anywhere on its body, in order to reel it in) are common. Some use poison, which has detrimental effects on the environment.
When they poison the river it cleans out all the fry and the river is useless for years after.
Another man believes that there is an art to poaching, but does not advocate the use of stroke hauling, where a weighted device is used to foul-hook a fish.
If the fish is badly marked, you can’t sell him.
A man who claims to be a poacher is unapologetic about his illegal methods of catching fish, and works with others to avoid being caught,
We have ways of our own for avoiding those bailiffs.
A local priest who is a member of an angling club that fishes along the Deel acknowledges that poaching is a problem, career poachers in particular.
The man who comes down day after day and methodically takes out the fish one after the other see he completely ruins the river for every other one.
This episode of ‘Radharc’ was broadcast on 21 November 1962. The presenter is Father Joe Dunn and the reporter is Father Peter Lemass.
I don't see RTE doing a program about how the EU are the biggest porches of Irish fish.
€ 200 billion of fish poached .
@@paulsr1965 if that's the official figure. you can be sure it's more than that.
Jesus ……how about it ……great comment
@@robertmoray988 well they own the media anyway…..rte was bought and paid for in the seventies when it started it’s indoctrination campaign
Ireland is the eu
Once upon a time, Del, Rodney and Grandad went on a little fishing trip.
Gone poaching doo dooo doooo
I remember so many stories from around my area about poaching from that time, There were reports of a couple of, bailiffs, from a nearby village who used to be on the lookout for poachers in the nearby river Feale , There was a Bailiff in a place in Kerry who had the reputation of being very diligent,on one occasion poachers knew that he was attending a social and put the heads of two salmon on his gate with a notice near the salmon ,,,Where were you when I needed you most,, This Radharc programme was one of a few that were made in the early sixties, Another was Honesty at the Fair which featured the local Abbeyfeale town .
Phantom of the opera is a yellow belly finch? 😂
no wonder they used the pineal gland for the templar cover while then deploying photosynthsis rainbows 😂
I noticed the gate thats why i deploys the melinda red hot sauce 😂
The stone carving behing the presenter there is the Moone High Cross, in Kildare
Jayzus Dilin, dey'l be all down dere the weekend not a licence between dem.
Correct! Well spotted
How’s the salmon in it…I’m asking for a friend
I can remember it being used on Radharc and other programmes when I was young .Brought back memories as soon as I saw it .Thanks for your information.
The real crime is that the common man can’t afford to Salmon fish in Ireland as most land surrounding rivers is not for public use and is very costly to stand on the land and fish in the river (even with a license). In the USA it’s a very different story and the common man can navigate a river on foot without fear of being locked out by private landowners - Freedom in America and complete control by the elites in Ireland. Seems contrary to the Irish Spirit, locking folks out of the fishing.
He's says the angling club is only a pound what hes not telling you is a pound would a lot more than a week's wages to a man with a family it's the same today I'm a Scotsman I can't go fish my local river unless I pay some lord thousands they don't want ordinary people fishing last year it was people like Ian Botham Chris tarrant basically celebrity folk I saw them but they didn't see me
same with my local river which is the river wye posh people get the chance to fish for the salmon which many locals dont get a sniff and if you are lucky you might get a odd day ticket for the cost of a arm and leg the ones with the money get the fishing but its always been that way
When the poaching signs were in Irish/English only..Now we have acquired a taste for Perch, Bream, Roache and Pike..😉
Yea foreigners
Watching and trying catch poachers. Shame back then there wasnt some one to keep an eye on the priests
Yup!!
Are u gay, troll.
Vey vivid
Hello Mary, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
Europe has done it to irish waters for 51 yrs and nothing said fs
Use them to put up the pole?
fergie la la la la has lost its voice so the pole can go there so the finch can escape 😂
Poor ireland way better country back then ,irish fir the Irish!
Better ? What rubbish !
Irish anarchy has always been more fun......
Ireland was priest ridden at the time .
real men don't need rules.
Funniest looking gaff I ever seen be fair man stick a fish with that thing.
I don't think you can compare a river to an orchard now can you father
That would be an ecumenical matter Father ?
@@graemewhite5029 No…an Ecclisiastical one
If RTE was reporting on poaching in 2022 ,there is a good chance the presenter would be of african descent .
And the poacher.
Ha ha brillant
No shit!!
why didnt irish people eat fish during the 1848 potato blight and famine?
They wouldn’t have had the resources to feed 10 million people on a diet of fish
They wud be transported if they not shot when they caught
It wasn’t famine it was genocide.
Good question Tony I asked myself that for years only to find out recently that it was not a famine at all but a genocide there are shipping records of thousands of pounds of food being shipped out of the country while many were dying of starvation
Well given the fact it was genocide not a famine idno how you’d expect people to go get fish when they were shipped off to county Clare to the coast to live (the majority of survivors ) thrown off their land by the English and put deliberate on a location where food couldn’t grow and left there to die off , they were good enough to be out picking the resources and the food and handing them over to the British including the tons upon tons of grain given so the brits could sell it back to their own people and feed their soldiers but they weren’t good enough to be kept alive, so idno how you’d expect people a handful of people to eat fish when they’ve been sent to their death after they weren’t needed anymore full stop
Follow me and I will teach you to become fishers of men - Jesus Christ
Who’s that creepy presenter?
He sure looked wired)))
You should not be afraid of straight white men.Troll.
That priest is the same man who did the voiceover for the how to behave in mass video
He was a gifted man.Liked by the straight white normal people of Ireland.