Cajun Navy - Training, Permits, License and Fees

[Feesherman]

Originally Posted by "W"

And a permit to pull a troll behind weirs in October!!

AMEN!!!!!

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[AubreyLaHaye458]

Okay. I'm late to this party and got tired of reading at page 5. But these are my thoughts on the matter. This is just my interpretation of the things being said.

1.) The problem does not lie in that whether or not the people being rescued care who rescues them. The issue is when guys who are not handy with a boat, or out with their buddies and a bucket of beer, or whatever may be turning from good Samaritans trying to help into another sunken boat full of buddies and possibly already rescued individuals turning into another group of individuals needing rescue with then in turn takes away from the overall rescue efforts.

2.) I don't believe that they expect everyone to stop and wait for LEO it first responders or FEMA to come in and tell them what to do. But what I do believe is that if you have trained civilians there are out there they can use what they've learned to organize their fellow Cajun navy brethren to be as organized as a bunch of coonasses in boat can be.


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[Marque]

Originally Posted by "W"

I just want a Belt with Cajun Navy on it in glitter



And a permit to pull a troll behind weirs in October!!

Go all out and see if they'd let you tie up a paupière on the post behind grand bayou. You would have to get a barge out there to haul off all them crickets. You could trade some of them shrimp for that belt. They have a Vietnamese lady in Intracoastal City who does nails by the pogy plant who will bedazzle anything for the right price. She pedals shrimp out her too salon. For 100lbs of 15-20's I'd bet she'd make you that belt and prolly throw in a mani/pedi. Her name is Vu Dat Li but she goes by Ting.