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Originally Posted by "W"
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Name 1 thing CCA has done to help Big Lake ?
When I was a CCA board member all I heard was Lake Charles chapter is the best , we make the most $$$$$ at banquet
Have the best STAR results
Blahhh blahhhh blahhh
But the CCA gives Zero back !!!
And "no" installing 1 reef is not giving back !!
Giving back is let's do what our name stands far !! Let's protect what we have and restore what we lost !!
Placing reefs is great !! We have enough now !!! We have damn near a reef every half mile on big lake that holds fish !!!
We need land !!! Rocks !!!! Land and Rocks !!
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Its not just Big Lake, its everywhere. No organization can fix everything that is wrong in this state. There are THOUSANDS of worthwhile projects in this very state.
CCA and many other non-profit conservation orgs get a bad rap from people who don't know what they are about. CCA got a bad rap a few years back because a few mouthbreathers on Louisiana Sportsman got all up in arms because they thought CCA should go up against all the private landowners in the state that owned property with "navigable water". Forget that this water was once marsh and these landowners still pay taxes on it, but a few got mad that they can't fish or duck hunt on this water and felt that CCA should fight it

It wouls be suicide to try to tackle something like that and why in the world would CCA even get involved with that?
The Coastal Master Plan is already addressing a few large erosion projects (including Calcasieu Lake) so there is no need for CCA to try and reinvent the wheel and do something for it when its already planned.
Again, wait until some of these projects start rolling and you will see why no organization should gt in the middle of disputes. There will be guides against any salinity control measures on Big Lake just watch and see.
You yourself have even been against the weirs even though they have been operated EXACTLY how they were proposed to be operated