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Originally Posted by all star rod
(Post 442332)
Issue is not most of the peeps on the site or others who fish the lake...seems there is ONE person that is judge and jury for the limit reduction / increase from what I READ......
Most peeps who target big trout do not even eat fish \ trout....i guess in their eyes if you reduce the limit it reduces the boats on the lake...seems it did not work since there are still a lot of boats on the lake.
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The biggest one who wanted this TROPHY LAKE does not eat fish he just fishes and releases them...SO the limit could be one....he dont care but for his greed he rather nobody catch large limits and by pass the HIGHER UPS that KNOW WHATS going on...
Here is a section that was a PUBLIC Statement (Make this CLEAR SO IM NOT ACCUSED OF BASHING )...This is what the 15 Trout limit was all about and this only
Trophy status
On the other side of Calcasieu Lake, Kirk Stansel of Hackberry Rod and Gun Club wants the lake granted “trophy status.” He also supports a 15-fish daily creel and wants to see the minimum size raised to 14 inches to give fish one more chance to spawn before hitting an ice chest.
“I’d like to see the lake declared ‘the trophy estuary of the Gulf Coast,’” he said. “Everyone wants to catch a limit of fish, b ut the majority of people who come here from other areas want to catch a big trout, not fill their freezers. If we lower the limit and the rest of the state keeps the 25-fish limit, that will hurt our business some, but if we lose our fish, we won’t have any business at all. If the lake is declared a trophy lake, that might even increase our clientele.”
Stansel said his club fishes about 10 boats per day, each with a guide and one to three anglers. They can expand to 20 boats if necessary. Their boats catch a three-person limit of 75 trout about three to five percent of the time or less.
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