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PostPosted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 4:00 pm 
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Greetings! I will be visiting Paphos on holiday for 3 weeks from 13th September and would like to get out boat fishing with anyone who owns a boat and enjoys fishing. Happy to help with fuel costs. Having read some forum reports on local charter fishing trips I would much prefer a few trips on private boats. I can return the favour in England. I have a boat in Newhaven Marina, Sussex and I run a charter boat fishing club through http://www.worldseafishing.com. If you can take me let me know what gear to bring.


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MrPeter wrote:
Greetings! I will be visiting Paphos on holiday for 3 weeks from 13th September and would like to get out boat fishing with anyone who owns a boat and enjoys fishing. Happy to help with fuel costs. Having read forum reports on local charter fishing trips I would much prefer a few trips on private boats. I can return the favour in England. I have a boat in Newhaven Marina, Sussex and I run a charter boat fishing club through http://www.worldseafishing.com. If you can take me let me know what gear to bring.


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Greetings! I will be visiting Paphos on holiday for 3 weeks from 13th September and would like to get out boat fishing with anyone who owns a boat and enjoys fishing. Happy to help with fuel costs. Having read forum reports on local charter fishing trips I would much prefer a few trips on private boats. I can return the favour in England. I have a boat in Newhaven Marina, Sussex and I run a charter boat fishing club through http://www.worldseafishing.com. If you can take me let me know what gear to bring.


Jam Jar, Fishing Net, oh and boat.



That's helpful :roll:

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 Post subject: Re: Boat Fishing
PostPosted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 6:52 pm 
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You probably wont find a private boat owner here that goes fishing as you require a licence to do so over here and I am given to understand that they are not readily given as it is competition for the local fishermen.
The Boat shop on the coast road have a fishing boat that goes out into deeper water for tuna and you get to keep your catch.
Try looking at their web site for information or phone Lee on 00 357 99098596 (mobile).

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Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo


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Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo

how can you even think about making fun of fishing !! ..
last time ( only time) I go fishing , its in the freezer at paps ..
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can never understand people sitting on boats/river banks , waiting on a fish ..
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 Post subject: Re: Boat Fishing
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Hi Peer G, if you give the situation just a little more thought,you may come to a different conclusion,i like to have a little fun from time to time as i am sure you are aware? usually though after the problem or question has been resolved,and why not?
Just a thought Peer :cheers
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Neil wrote:
Peer Gynt wrote:
Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo

how can you even think about making fun of fishing !! ..
last time ( only time) I go fishing , its in the freezer at paps ..
:smilielol
can never understand people sitting on boats/river banks , waiting on a fish .. :greetings


It's called drowning maggots, can't understand why they don't sit on their patios drinking Lager eating a takeaway Bacon Buttie whilst dangling the maggots in a bucket of water so you can actually see them drown with no fear of fish spoiling it by nicking them.


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I like a bit of Banter or even Batter with my haddock and chips,of course like most us i seldom think of the life and limb that was risked in the North sea,to provide it :celeb2
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Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo

:morning PG ..... I most certainly do have a sense of humour but Mr Peter was asking for help so maybe your response would put him off asking advice on here in the future. Anyway I'm sure he started off his fishing adventure years ago with a jam jar & a fishing net but by the sound of things has gone way past that now :grin:


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Neil wrote:
Peer Gynt wrote:
Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo

how can you even think about making fun of fishing !! ..
last time ( only time) I go fishing , its in the freezer at paps ..
:smilielol
can never understand people sitting on boats/river banks , waiting on a fish .. :greetings


It's called drowning maggots, can't understand why they don't sit on their patios drinking Lager eating a takeaway Bacon Buttie whilst dangling the maggots in a bucket of water so you can actually see them drown with no fear of fish spoiling it by nicking them.


Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day........................ Teach a man to fish and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day. :grin:

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 Post subject: Re: Boat Fishing
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can never understand people sitting on boats/river banks


I can't understand why people spend ages waiting to catch a fish, unhook it and throw it back!

Fair enough if they a tiddlers, but when a fish is big enough for the pan, nothing is nicer. :grin:

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Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo

:morning PG ..... I most certainly do have a sense of humour but Mr Peter was asking for help so maybe your response would put him off asking advice on here in the future. Anyway I'm sure he started off his fishing adventure years ago with a jam jar & a fishing net but by the sound of things has gone way past that now :grin:


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 Post subject: Re: Boat Fishing
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If you go out with a fisherman business you may have to buy any fish you catch before leaving the boat.

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If you go out with a fisherman business you may have to buy any fish you catch before leaving the boat.

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now you are taking the p,,,ss ?

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Surely Alan you would strike a deal before you set out ?
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Seems like all banter and no boats! Pity! Looked forward to being on the water and learning about fishing Cyprus style! Be a change from cod, pollock, bass, bream and turbot.


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Seems like all banter and no boats! Pity! Looked forward to being on the water and learning about fishing Cyprus style! Be a change from cod, pollock, bass, bream and turbot.

Everyone having a bit of fun and no one telling you what you need ,, Sorry ..

Yes there are fishing trips that you can go in from the harbour , just check out the booths alone the sea front..
I know you can go Tuna fishing , but you have to go a long way out , I think about an hour or so ..
Sea bream and sea bass are out there , but dont expect any whoppers , as the whole region has been over fished ..
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Seems like all banter and no boats! Pity! Looked forward to being on the water and learning about fishing Cyprus style! Be a change from cod, pollock, bass, bream and turbot.



I did answer your question. Unless you find a boat owner who has a license to fish from it ( as rare as hens teeth) then you have to go with one of the fishing trips.
There are trips that make you buy the fish you catch but there is the one I gave you the number for that does not charge,in fact they will buy the tuna you catch if that is what you want to do.


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Surley you dont have to get a license to go out fishing in your own boat ??

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Surley you dont have to get a license to go out fishing in your own boat ??

Only if you have the title deeds.


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Even if you had no boat and could walk on water,you would still need a license to fish.
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Same in Croatia and Spain with huge penalties. Thanks super Star I have found his web site and address so will make a visit to him.

This site has some interesting comments about the charter fishing trips out of Paphos
http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/s ... hid=842762


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Surley you dont have to get a license to go out fishing in your own boat ??



Yes Neil, you do.We know,we have a boat and mentioned that we would be going out with a little boat rod and a cool box just for fun and were told in no uncertain terms that we would be arrested if we did that."You have to get a license and they probably won't give you one as the local fishermen will sink your boat" was the actual advice we were given.


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Run up the Jolly Rodger Beverley, give em some grapeshot,see how they cope with that :uk
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Oh dear what a happy crowd I assumed some people had a sense of humour. :booboo

:morning PG ..... I most certainly do have a sense of humour but Mr Peter was asking for help so maybe your response would put him off asking advice on here in the future. Anyway I'm sure he started off his fishing adventure years ago with a jam jar & a fishing net but by the sound of things has gone way past that now :grin:


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Run up the Jolly Rodger Beverley, give em some grapeshot,see how they cope with that :uk
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When i think carribean,i see Bob Marley, but, whatever floats your boat Beverley ;)
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Seek assistance from a passing Navy ship, there will be a lot around Cyprus soon!

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We were asked to pay for the fish we caught before we left the boat. No deal was struck in advance because we were not aware that this was the system.

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We were asked to pay for the fish we caught before we left the boat. No deal was struck in advance because we were not aware that this was the system.

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I would have told them where to go , you caught it , so its yours ..

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Call Colin www.charterfishingcyprus.com lots of tuna at the moment and great boat


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Call Colin http://www.charterfishingcyprus.com lots of tuna at the moment and great boat


Some say on the forum which I quoted that it is the ONLY boat to use for serious fishing but then there are also some very critical reports. It seems that charter boat fishing in Cyprus is more for tourists than serious anglers which is why I would prefer going out with private boats!


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Seems like my simple question has kept some of you busy!

Is that trying to keep out of the sunshine at mid-day? We had 3" of rain one afternoon last week - the roads were like rivers and water came up through the drain covers!

It would be good to get posts from serious sea anglers and boating people. I have 6 weeks booked already looking around and thinking about moving to Cyprus. The bowls clubs have been very helpful and we are looking forward to meeting people. Pity about lack of anglers and boat people but it was worth a try and has given some amusement.


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With all that water you can fish from your lounge!!

Fishing here is not as big as it once was, many people now go to the dams but once you network out here a little you will find a boat.

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Lack of fish does not help ..

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I found this on the web! Google "Sea Fishing Cyprus"


Saltwater/Sea Fishing

The sea around Cyprus is home to more than 250 species of fish, including snapper, amberjack and tuna. Boats can be rented at fishing shelters and stations.

Sea fishing licences

No licence is needed for:
•sea angling
•fishing with vertical lines
•trolling

However, a licence is required for:
•spear fishing without diving equipment requires a spearfishing licence (illegal in swimming areas marked with red buoys)
•fishing with long-lines and traps
•fishing at night with spear guns
•any kind of commercial fishing

Note: Spearfishing with any breathing device, such as aqualungs or scuba, is prohibited.

Licence holders must adhere to the restrictions, which regulate the equipment that may be used and the allowed days to fish and, in certain cases, the allowable catches for each fishing outing.

Licences are available from the Department of Fisheries and Marine Research (DFMR):
•Head Office of Department of Fisheries and Marine Research
At: Aiolou 13, CY 1416 Nicosia
Tel: 22 807 868 / 22 783 032
Fax: 22 775 955
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Well done Mr.Peter for finding this information. Sea angling is from the beach so no license but I will check again with the guy who stores our boat and show him this and ask if we can use a boat rod without a license.
I can sell you our boat on a trailer if you like and then you can fish all day if it is indeed license free.


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Can I have a test drive (14 days!) to decide if I want to buY! Wife would kill me 2 dinghys, 3 inflatables, two fishing boats, 1 sports boat and countless outboards - but none in Cyprus!

Google sea fishing in Cyprus for the regulations!

As I cant find anyone to take me out on their boat can anyone tell me about shore fishing this time of year? Species, hook sizes, methods, bait, rigs ? Anyone Paphos way who can show me?


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