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作者: 西澳海豚 时间: 5-11-2012 12:49
标题: 搜寻失踪补抓鲍鱼民众，经过三天搜救行动，海面搜索停止-----
http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/ ... rg13u-1226510031865

昨日（11/4）今年开放鲍鱼捕捉的第一天，20岁的马来西亚藉游客在Yanchep Lagoon 失踪，与其同行的四位友人被救回岸上送往医院医疗。

昨日的搜救行动一直持续到傍晚，今天一早持续搜救，目前尚未发现踪迹，昨日的风速为30knots，浪高2.5m。

WA 紧急救援组说，wa 的海岸线每年都会发生不幸的意外事件，呼吁民众在从事海边活动时须注意天候以及自身安全，同时需要熟悉水性和当地水况。

很多捕捉鲍鱼的人，本身并不会游泳，也增加了从事这项活动的危险性。

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作者: 小名 时间: 5-11-2012 15:35
今天一上班就和住Yanchep20年的同事聊这个。他曾经在Yanchep海域潜水10年了。灰常熟悉那片海域，说那边鲍鱼虽大，但暗涌很多且很强。近年来每年鲍鱼季节的第一或第二次，都会死至少一个人。已习以为常。

大家不要去那边抓鲍鱼了。

另据说坛子上一朋友昨天被卷入海中，万幸被救出，后送院。

前年，我一个朋友，恰好救了一个人。那人被海浪冲走，万幸我朋友刚好在旁边而且水性好。尽力游过去把他拖回来。否则估计也要为鲍鱼牺牲了。那人纯属运气好。

还有被岩石刮伤的，被岩石卡住后海浪冲断腿的。。。经常听说啊。而且都是水性不错的人。

新来的朋友要去抓鲍鱼请注意安全啊。

作者: 西澳海豚 时间: 5-11-2012 15:56
其实有从事过潜水活动，尤其是shore diving的人，一定了解潮间带潮涌的可怕，最容易出事也是在出入水离岸20公尺的地方。

而这个红色区域，也正是抓鲍鱼的活动区域。只要海浪超过大腿，基本上人就已经无法站稳，一个大浪拍来，只能随著海浪滚。

浪高一米，是我下水的極限，超過一米浪高，就會放棄此次下水，這是個人經驗，供參考。

還有就是對於水域的熟悉，更是不用說有多重要了，還有當天的潮汐落差大小，可以研判出湧浪的強弱，從事具有危險的活動，一定要有風險管理的觀念以及資訊。

作者: springoz 时间: 5-11-2012 20:19
幸好这次没时间买证抓鲍鱼。本来去了北边钓鱼的，看到大风大浪的，jetty上站都站不稳的，哪里能下水抓鲍鱼啊~~~~以后再遇到这种情况，渔政考虑提前通知抓鲍鱼的时间改期就好

作者: 西澳海豚 时间: 5-11-2012 22:58
经过了一天的搜救，出动三台直升机，多名警察以及救生人员，仍然不见失踪者的踪影。

今天的报导箭头指向了新移民，指出这些人对于鲍鱼有著莫名的狂热，不顾天候不佳，仍然执意下水等等。

我在想 ----- 会不会在明年补抓鲍鱼就走入历史？为了避免更多的不幸意外发生？

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/ ... rg13c-1226510903747

A "GOLD rush" type obsession with abalone could cost more lives, according to a West Australian fishing expert, as the search continues for a Malaysian national washed away while searching for the marine delicacy.

Police have resumed the search for the 20-year old man, who early on Sunday was swept into heavy seas by a vicious rip in Yanchep Lagoon, 55 kilometres north of Perth.

The man was with a group searching for the rare and expensive abalone on the opening day of the heavily restricted recreational fishing season for the marine snail.

Just one hour on the first Sunday of every month until March 2013 has been left open for members of the public to try to catch abalone.

Despite a rough sea and strong winds over the weekend, fishers at both Yanchep and Mullaloo braved the wild conditions to fish - with 15 requiring rescue.

Police, volunteer marine rescue and surf lifesaving crews were back in the water all day on Monday in an attempt to find the missing man.

Andrew Rowland, the CEO of peak recreation fishing body Recfishwest, said serious thought needed to be put into how the brief season was policed - and whether local authorities should close beaches if rough conditions threatened another disaster.

"There seems to be somewhat of an obsession with these little creatures and we get a gold rush mentality going on where people are willing to put themselves in considerable danger," Dr Rowland told Fairfax Radio.

"It is difficult to control that driver and that motivation."

Dr Rowland said abalone fishers needed to assess the weather forecast before going on the hunt.

"Some of them still made the choice to go in, and quite frankly were unprepared," he said.

"From a cultural perspective, it is a large proportion of immigrant population who are out there fishing (for abalone).

"They might not have the knowledge of local conditions and might not have a strong swimming ability - and that is a recipe for disaster."

The Malaysian man, who was with a group of four people, went missing between 7:30am and 8am (WST) on Sunday after getting caught in a rip.

The three male survivors from the group were taken to Joondalup Health Campus and one was held overnight.

It is not the first time abalone fishing has almost caused a fatality at Yanchep, with local surf lifesaving president John Heesters - who assisted in the attempted rescue on Sunday - helping to save two non-English speaking fishers in 2010.

Beaches in Perth and outlying suburbs have been repeatedly closed already this year from threats of sharks, lightning and even seaweed which shut the famous Cottesloe Beach last month on the authority of Surf Lifesaving WA.

Dr Rowland said if that drastic action was what was needed to prevent another disaster, then it should be considered.

"We would support the closure of beaches - if that's what it comes to to make people safer, and they can't really make a decision for themselves," Dr Rowland said.

作者: 西澳电工 时间: 6-11-2012 00:02
水性太差。。
浪更大的，我也下过，来浪一个猛子扎下去，下面风平浪静的。

作者: 飞天雪狐 时间: 6-11-2012 00:08
浪高一米，是我下水的極限，超過一米浪高，就會放棄此次下水，這是個人經驗，供參考。
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感谢分享，不过这么大的浪还是不下水安全

作者: channel1016 时间: 6-11-2012 00:10
我们还从来没去抓过鲍鱼呢，我家LD说想今年去玩玩的，本来想问你去不去的，后来我看你说今年的这几次你都不在假期，就没找你。后来问了几个朋友大家都说上周日天气不好而且也太冷，都不去，所以我们也没去，看来没去是明智的呀。可是抓鲍鱼明年不要就进入历史了呀，我们还想去看看呢

作者: davidmouse 时间: 6-11-2012 00:40
其实我还是同意渔政关闭鲍鱼捕捞2-4年，听LOCAL说原来西澳的鲍鱼是没人捞的，个头尺寸可以到达十多到20多CM，远远超过国内一头鲍的标准。但是某年开始亚洲人疯狂捕捞，限量限时间都不能弥补，看昨天有人抓的鲍鱼个头真的很小，完全没必要了。野生鲍鱼生长很慢，每年一次的开放不足以让鲍鱼休养生息。

作者: Xavy 时间: 6-11-2012 00:42
本来兴致还挺高的，现在想想算了，为了鲍鱼的性命，也为了自己的性命，多吃点牛肉吧

作者: lowprofile 时间: 6-11-2012 01:16
我老公，前年抓鲍鱼的时候掉下过水，水没过脖子，不会游泳，同伴把他拉上来了。从此以后，防水眼镜，防水胶鞋，呼吸管，网兜，工具，专门准备的衣服，全部封箱，再也不去了。_…上错帐号了

[ 本帖最后由 lowprofile 于 6-11-2012 01:19 编辑 ]

作者: wolfsama 时间: 6-11-2012 01:40
我滴神哪。。。我也去抓鲍鱼了，之前有点想去Yanchep Lagoon抓但是最后还是去了ocean reef,结果到海边的时候是一浪高过一浪。。。而且那天超冷！于是就提前撤退了，幸好走得快。。。快上车的时候开始下冰雹了

不过还是有收获的，路上捡到两个鲍鱼——壳~

作者: jenny112 时间: 6-11-2012 01:48
我们也是去了OCEAN REEF，看到浪大就提前撤退了，刚要上车避雨发现才知道朋友被冲走了，老公，我和救援队一起帮朋友做FIRST AID救援。后来听他们说一部分人是志愿者形式，我们准备以后也报名参加。

作者: 西澳海豚 时间: 7-11-2012 00:34
Rescued abalone hunter to be deported
http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/ ... rg13u-1226511619911

与失踪民众同行的马来西亚藉友人，因为签证过期，即将遣返----

A MALAYSIAN man who was rescued in treacherous conditions on an abalone hunt north of Perth has been detained for overstaying his visa.

He was one of three abalone fishermen rescued after being swept into heavy seas by a strong rip in Yanchep Lagoon, 55km north of Perth, on Sunday.

A 20-year-old Malaysian man who had been with the trio is still missing.

One of the three rescued, a 29-year-old Malaysian man, was taken to an immigration detention centre after being checked at Joondalup Health Campus, an immigration department spokesman said on Tuesday.

He had overstayed his visa and would be returned home.

A police spokeswoman said the search for the missing 20-year-old had been scaled back to a shore patrol.

Hopes were fading that the man had survived because he was believed to be a poor swimmer.

The group was searching for the expensive delicacy on the first day of the heavily restricted recreational fishing season.

The accident triggered calls for metropolitan abalone fishing spots to be closed in dangerous weather.

Department of Fisheries principal management officer Martin Holtz said the agency would consult with public safety authorities and the peak recreational fishing organisation, Recfishwest, to advise the state government on action that may be taken.

"We understand powers already exist which enable local government bodies and members of Surf Life Saving WA to close beaches for safety reasons," Mr Holtz said.

The department had issued a media release on Friday warning of a weather forecast for Sunday that could make it dangerous for abalone fishing.

"Rough sea conditions over the reefs can make them very dangerous to fish on," he said.

海面搜救行动停止，判断该名失踪民众生还机会极微，尔后如有类似的天气恶劣状况，有关单位会考虑停止鲍鱼捕捉活动。

作者: cdutboy20 时间: 7-11-2012 00:59
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强烈感谢Jenny同学和Felix同学的大力相助

作者: circleyue 时间: 7-11-2012 02:11
怎么看着抓鲍鱼比挖黄金还危险
想吃就去northbridge吃一顿就是了

作者: ltf 时间: 7-11-2012 21:18
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不会游泳竟然敢去海里。。。海里不好控制，水性要好。

作者: 西澳电工 时间: 7-11-2012 21:44

原帖由 lowprofile 于 6-11-2012 01:16 发表

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我老公，前年抓鲍鱼的时候掉下过水，水没过脖子，不会游泳，同伴把他拉上来了。从此以后，防水眼镜，防水胶鞋，呼吸管，网兜，工具，专门准备的衣服，全部封箱，再也不去了。_…上错帐号了

0909
哈，当时我看你老公，我还跟他说，游过来。。。他说，我不会游泳，我就感觉游过去了，好在他浮力比较大。。。我拉你老公之前，真不知他不会游泳。。。

作者: 西澳电工 时间: 7-11-2012 21:48
呵呵，前年是我领他去的。。。
去年和小波海豚他们去的。。。
今年，从我孩子过百天到现在，就休息过3天半，其中还有一天是为了办事跑了一天。。。
根本没工夫去抓鲍鱼。。。

还有，就是，买潜水服，对海浪影响很小。。。
记得去年，有一次，也是浪大，很多人都没抓到，因为我水性好，外加会扎猛子，下手又狠又快，我还抓超了，送旁边的哥们，让他们凑够数。。。

作者: 西澳电工 时间: 7-11-2012 21:51
不过，我对海洋的恐惧，挺大的，
不是怕潜水，不是怕游泳。。。这些都没啥问题。。。我最喜欢潜水，感受水压在身上的感觉，压迫胸腔的感觉。。。
而是怕鲨鱼，
小时候被小狗咬过，真TMD疼，
鲨鱼那么大嘴，咬上一口，肯定嗷嗷的疼。。。

作者: 自然 时间: 7-11-2012 23:08
抓鲍鱼这么危险啊

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