fishing port definition
fishing port means a place on a lake shore or sea front where fishing vessels may resort for shelter, servicing, loading and off-loading of fish and fishing equipment;
fishing port means a port with areas reserved for activities such as the handling, display, sale, ice-preservation, freezing storage, shipping of fishing products and unloading of fishing vessels;
fishing port means a port for commercial fishing vessels, including port land areas and port waters.
More Definitions of fishing port
fishing port means any place for the berthing of a fishing vessel or for the transshipment or landing of aquatic animals or aquatic animal products from a fishing vessel, regardless of whether such a place is situated onshore or offshore.
fishing port means a port or harbor that is used for fisheries purposes, including the landing of aquatic species from navigating vessels, or a defined area within a commercial port that is used for such purposes together with related land, buildings and facilities;
fishing port means a port or harbor used for fishing including the unloading onto ground from fishing vessels of sea life; or a confine within a port used that together with the land, the buildings and corresponding infrastructure serve for fishing purposes.
fishing port means a maritime or inland area of land and water which is officially recognised by a Member State and made up of such infrastructure and equipment so as to permit, mainly, the reception of fishing vessels, loading and unloading their catches, the storage, receipt and delivery of those catches and the embarkation and disembar kation of fishers;