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Old 12-14-2009, 10:21 PM
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I agree with this also.....Leave it alone.... No way in Hell will we ever fish any saltwater fish out with Rod N Reel.... NO WAY!!!
i bet you don't think redfish and trout can be fished out with gillnets either huh..


you have no clue about tripletail why even get involved?

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No way I mean no way are we even touching 10% of the snapper in the Gulf.... I fly about 500Miles every two weeks and can count on one hand the number of boats I see fishing out here.......when you take the number of boat per square mile......I would be unreal! I know the East side gets more pressure with charters but Still NO WAY we are hurting Snapper!!!
Shrimp boats, commercial snapper boats, and recreational boats added together have a HUGE impact on snapper. Before the bay boat craze you could catch nice snapper at the tenaco's and north oil city, you can't do that now.



I took the survey and YES i think there should be a limit, I dont know what is should be. Why doesn't CCA get involved and do some studies? Could it be they are too busy having banquets and tournaments?
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