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BTW, Will Drost must have had the evidence to get the limit reduced because he sure got it done. |
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no you didn't read it it says that the live oysters on the north end supports marine life alot better than the destroyed reefs on the south ends. the north end has larger clusters and is able to support the stuff for the bait to eat.
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I think the oyster issue is more important, but when I consider the challenge for data, I have to concede that I have not seen as much data on the oyster issue in Calcasieu as I have on the trout limit issue. My convictions on the oyster issue come more from the historical decline of Galveston Bay and Chesapeake Bay fisheries after the oyster reefs were dramatically over harvested in these systems. However, there were other pollution and urban run-off factors that are not present in Calcasieu. The reason so little data is available in Calcasieu is that the issue only started to become as serious as I believe it is now in 2010. Usually it takes some time for studies to be conducted and the data to become available. So the absence of data is not evidence for the absence of a serious problem. Calcasieu might be more resilient with respect to other estuaries with regards to the decimation of its oyster reefs. I don't think so, but there is too little data at this time.
Since the trout limit change occurred in 2006, there has been more time for data to emerge, though I think the data is not really definitive. The data is rather compelling that the problem is real and raising the limit would probably improve both the overall health of the ecosystem and be likely to increase the number of larger trout by improving growth rates and body condition. However, the available data shows that there is not likely a looming disaster, only an opportunity for improvement. The oyster issue is probably more important in the long run, and I hope folks keep their eyes open for data and bring hard facts into the discussion. |
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I have proven my point and I think you could call this thread a Win on limit the reduced limits |
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Given what we have seen out of you W and your flip/flop on various issues you probably are not in a position to call anyone a democrat Mr. Obama sir. Maybe he just knows how to go about getting things done and does not flip flop or call 99% of his supporters idiots like you did earlier. He might just be not only wealthier than you but smarter as well. Just a guess on my part, I could be wrong. We know he is taller. |
What I find funniest about W complaining big lake is no longer a trophy lake....
When does W only go out after Big Female Trout?! I have never seen him post up pics or a report about targeting and catching one or two big girls, only how he has a deck full of 13" trout. I think someone wants to have 50 fish instead of 30 fish so their internet penis will be bigger. :rolleyes: my .02 :smokin: |
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Unless W is soakin' bait in the channel in August, all the bigger fish he catches comes off them reefs with the 12-18'ers. Keep in mind tho...he has stated that big trout are easy to catch and he can catch 'em anytime he wants. One would think he could have managed one in any of those tourneys he's fished. |
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