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November - West Coast RIFG meeting
DescriptionWest Coast Regional Inshore Fisheries Group
29 November 2022 - 14:00
February 2022 - WCRIFG
DescriptionThe WCRIFG Management Committee met on 04 February 2022 via Microsoft Teams.
November 2021 - West Coast RIFG Meeting
DescriptionWCRIFG Update on projects, work of the RIFG and other matters arising.
August 2021 Scottish Scallop Sector Working Group Meeting
DescriptionOutcome paper from SSSWG Management Sub Group, intended to asses current management measures for scallop fisheries management and assess existing options and proposals for fisheries improvement.
West Coast RIFG Management Committee Meeting
DescriptionForthcoming West Coast RIFG Management Committee Meeting to be held online on Thursday 22nd July, starting at 12:30
November 2020 West Coast Regional Meeting
DescriptionA West Coast Regional Meeting, hosted on zoom, took place on 11th November.
August 2019 West Coast Regional Meeting
DescriptionThe WCRIFG Management Committee met on 20 August at the Optima, Glasgow..
Paper 1 Scallop Management Report
Paper 2 Limiting Creel Numbers
Paper 3 WCRIFG Fisheries Management Plan Review
Paper 4 Work Groups Updates - Mull Pilot
May 2019 Aquaculture Work Group
DescriptionThe Aquaculture Work Group met at Atlantic Quay, Glasgow on 14 May. A note of the meeting can be seen here.
March 2019 West Coast Regional Meeting
DescriptionThe WCRIFG Management Committee met on 27 March at Atlantic Quay, Glasgow. Joined by video connections from Aberdeen, Ayr and Stornoway, a well-attended meeting was updated by means of presentations on a number of current activities.
Minute (draft)
Paper 1 West coast scallop fishery mapping exercise
Appendix of proposed scallop areas
Paper 2 Position Statement on the Laying of Subsea Cables
January 2020 - West Coast RIFG Meeting
DescriptionWest Coast Regional Inshore Fisheries Group
Management Committee Meeting14th January 2020 10:15-15:00 hours
The Regional Inshore Fisheries Groups (RIFGs) aim to improve the management of inshore fisheries in the 0-12 nautical mile zone of Scottish waters, and to give commercial inshore fishermen a strong voice in wider marine management developments.
