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Originally Posted by Cripley
I agree this is a management of access issue recreational shrimping is being strangled out over the years used to be able to grab a cast net and shrimp anywhere over the years they have kept reducing it
First the nature trail well they wanted a tourist spot with no shrimpers
Second north line that's for crabbers they said
Third hog island shrimpers are trashing it up
Then all road sides
The blue crab
So people got boats to shrimp in refuge now no boat parking in the opening by bridge ( where shrimp are)
So now the weirs one week before they meet on shrimping season
And Smalls yes I do know what shrimp eat appreciate the effort there as well as your attempt to belittle everyone having a discussion on this civilly yet you are not even aware of what they are opening or closing this goes a lot deeper than making sure we have ducks for the hunters it's about total management of the ecosystem not just one group of animal in ecosystem
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Dude, you haven't been here long enough to know what I stand for. I've been making that argument for over a year now. I know all about the ecosystem approach, I've been the one arguing that here. Ask W, me and him have been going at it over the weirs for a long time now.
I conducted research and worked in that marsh, and all the marshes in Cal/Cam for 2.5 years. I was not trying to belittle anyone, merely pointing out what many apparently neglect.