wildfowling scotland

[jclay91 12]

hi all

my dad and uncle and a few friends of thers use to visit scotland every season for some wildfowling, i went with them a couple of times and thoroughly enjoyed it.

we shot at cruden bay near aberdeen.

I heard it was legal to shoot anywhere on the coast below high water mark in scotland without paying a fee, subscribing to any club(s) or telling anyone etc

is this still the case or are ther more rules on it now?

i am wanting to go back to scotland in january and try my luck on cruden bay, findhorn bay and cromarty....can i do this without paying or asking permission etc??

please help

any information and or advice would be much appreciated

thanks

tyler

[dave1372 83]

....can i do this without paying or asking permission etc??

 

I would be extremely surprised if this was the case, can't imagine the law being that relaxed!

[Redleg22 2]

Apart from NNRs and LNRs, where permits are required, there is a general right for the public to go wildfowling on the foreshore in Scotland. Provided that you are a BASC member, give the BASC Scottish Office a ring to check on the particular area you intend to visit.

[events co-ordinator 353]

When did they change the law to force the public to join basc before they could excercise their Right to shoot wildfowl on the foreshore below the high water mark? I would suggest you join one of the organisations offering insurance and advice because you definately need both for wildfowling in Scotland as the recent accident shows.

[rjimmer 4]

When did they change the law to force the public to join basc before they could excercise their Right to shoot wildfowl on the foreshore below the high water mark?

 

I think you should read it again.

I read it as needing to be a BASC member to get advice from BASC.

 

I know a lot of people ignore puntuation when posting on the www, but not in this case. Perhaps a new paragraph would have made things more clear.

[moonflight 6]

When did they change the law to force the public to join basc before they could excercise their Right to shoot wildfowl on the foreshore below the high water mark?

 

I think you should read it again.

I read it as needing to be a BASC member to get advice from BASC.

 

I know a lot of people ignore puntuation when posting on the www, but not in this case. Perhaps a new paragraph would have made things more clear.

is that PUNCTUATION .

[Redleg22 2]

Sorry - I could have made that clearer. You do not need to be a BASC member to shoot on Scottish foreshore, but you should be if you are seeking advice from BASC.

[rjimmer 4]

is that PUNCTUATION .

 

Perzactly!

[DIDO.1 22,445]

No its not free, put £50 in the post to me and i'll send you a pemit.

[jclay91 12]

No its not free, put £50 in the post to me and i'll send you a pemit.

 

 

haha

 

i have spoke to basc scotland and got all the information i need.

i didnt hear any mention of paying someone 50quid!?

nice try tho