CCA lets us down again
CCA refuses to back or support HB391
Which would allow all anglers to fish any tidal and navigable waters . CCA is funded and paid off by land owners and oil companies to be keep in check over this ! CCA again will take money over anglers !!! B.A.S.S. Is 100% behind this bill and supports it along with HTRedfish Series etc. Sad when our own CCA of Louisiana turns its back to the fisherman of Louisiana yet 1 more time !! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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CCA just wants to give time to there big $$$ guys
So they can keep putting up gates and levees Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
What makes it even worse is that the Louisiana Sportsman Coalition (have been in the front lines battling this from the beginning) contacted the CCA and asked them to back this two years ago and CCA said they were staying neutral. So now that it is an actual Bill to open all tidal waters they step up and say we need a ?special task force? to look at this. Just trying to get it pushed back and removed so this problem won?t get resolved.
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I understand if someone wanted to build a duck blind and make it permanent, but what will hurt if you chase a fish that can move day to day? It seems a little too much. Make it legit only if they put a fence up....lol
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many of the Louisiana Landowner Association members are affiliated with CCA. Easy to see what side CCA would take.
yet another reason why CCA will never get a dime from me |
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the CCA task force is a delay tactic... as everyone states they were asked to get involved in the beginning and the decided to stay neutral. creating a task force will create delays, so that begs the question, whos side are they on? doesnt seem to be the fishermen.
As for the hot potato lease, you lease hunting rights, do you lease the fishing rights as well?. The "what would happen" scenario mentioned above, hunters safety courses teach you should not shoot high powered rounds over water. I often think about this when fishing in the marsh and see deer stands. |
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This is a notorious "public" area. So to all of you that think this is going on around the state but doesn't affect me, well...think again. We need you involved! I have looked at maps and going back to when Louisiana became a state...I don't remember the year. Shark bayou was mapped out, just not named. According to the law, that means it is public waters. If you are familiar with V bay, you know the area I am talking about. I have fished there for many years and refrained from going way back until late morning during deer season out of respect. I have seen some nice deer there while fishing, and I have talked to many hunters going in and coming out. Never had a problem, no one has ever said "you cant be here." This seems to go to extremes in other parts of the state. I have read reports of people threatening fishermen with guns in open bays, etc. Or sheriffs deputies writing trespassing tickets for being on private lands. I mentioned the Public Trust Doctrine in Louisiana, which clearly sides with fishermen and have been dismissed. The law written specifically for flood waters in river basins, and has been applied to tidal waters and, because of the wealthy, gained favor in the eyes of the judicial system would you expect anything less for Louisiana? $h!t, every coastal state recognizes tidal waters as public waters except for the "Sportsmans Paraidise". This law was never intended for tidal waters, but, yet here we are! Jezz...rant over...I return you to your regularly scheduled programming... here is the link to the land trust Doctrine. https://digitalcommons.law.lsu.edu/c...context=lalrev |
Claiming tidal waters as private is same as claiming air space above my house
You can?t own water unless it?s pond or levee off surrounded by land Tidal water is as free as air is Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Be hard to hunt in a floating boat You can?t attached it to land Which means no anchor , your decoys can?t touch bottom etc So if you can duck hunt without being stopped have at it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Committee members in case you would like to call them:
Raymond Garofalo (Chair)....504 277 4729 Randal Gaines (Vice Chair)....985 652 1228 Taylor Barras....337 373 4051 Robby Carter....985 748 2245 Raymond Crews....318 716 7532 Gregory Cromer....985 645 3592 Julie Emerson....337 886 4687 Sam Jenkins....318 632 5970 Walt Leger III....504 556 9970 Tanner Magee....985 858 2970 Gregory Miller....985 764 9991 |
Just maybe in the wording in the "Bill" "Does NOT" Or isn't fair to all fishermen. IE.. If your Gates are Up you are grandfathered in, and U don't have to take them down... May BE the "Bill" NEEDS some revisions..
Well if its a "good bill for All" then all the Representatives and Senators will vote it to pass??? End of STORY... |
The bill has good intentions but is absolute junk. You still arent going to be able to fish or hunt these tidal waters. The only word mentioned is "access". Its not well thought out and addresses hardly anything. Needs reworking big time
I wish it allowed us to fish and hunt all tidal waters, but it doesnt. CCA did good not siding with this bill. Sorry but that is the truth. |
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