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The Inshore Fishing (Prohibition on Fishing) (Lamlash Bay) (Scotland) Order 2008
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2.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2), all fishing for sea fish is prohibited within that part of the Scottish zone(1) bounded by a straight line from Mount Pleasant Farm (55 degrees 32.603 minutes North, 005 degrees 06.512 minutes West) in a south to south easterly direction to Holy Isle West (55 degrees 31.556 minutes North, 005 degrees 05.216 minutes West) thence in an easterly direction around the northern end of Holy Island by the mean high water mark of ordinary spring tides to Holy Isle East (55 degrees 31.876 minutes North, 005 degrees 04.304 minutes West); thence by a straight line in a north to north westerly direction to Hamilton Rock (55 degrees 33.000 minutes North, 005 degrees 04.823 minutes West); thence in a west to north westerly direction by a straight line to Clauchlands Point (55 degrees 33.002 minutes North, 005 degrees 04.957 minutes West); and thence in a west to south westerly direction by the mean high water mark of ordinary spring tides to Mount Pleasant Farm.
(2) The prohibition in paragraph (1) does not apply to any fishing for sea fish carried out by, or authorised by, the Scottish Ministers for the purpose of scientific investigation.
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The definition of Scottish zone was inserted by S.I. 1999/1820.
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