Can you feel it? - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

kurtfish · 10-05-2009, 10:01 AM

Josh, It was great to be out on such a beautiful afternoon on Friday. My fish weighed in at 18.1 on a certified scale 20 hours later. Your optimistic scale comment was right on the money unless the guy posting form Wednesday was a 7' 5" giant with a matching kayak.

Map 2 looks pretty good for LJ not too good for Del Mar or Sunset Cliffs but according the public comment guidelines we need to make specific reference to the current proposals. I still think we need to unite the diverse sport and commercial fishing interests to fight the MLPA process in court in the future. However, it seems that we need to try to get our hands around the idea that we should try to get the least restrictive proposal pushed forward. I am contacting Donna Frye's office to suggest she support Map 2 at the Oct. 7th City Council Meeting at 2pm.

Supporting Map 2 does not endorse the MLPA process and it should not limit our ability to fight this onesided implimentation in court in the future. Attendence at the 2pm Oct. 7th City Council Meeting and the Oct. 21st MLPA meeting at the Long Beach Hilton with piblic commentary at 1:30 and 7 pm is our last chance to try to influence this macro Childrens Pool environmental restriction process.

See you at there on Friday pm? Kurtfish

10-05-2009, 10:01 AM	#10
kurtfish Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: I work in the little Village of La Jolla Posts: 139	MLPA Map 2 Should be supported Josh, It was great to be out on such a beautiful afternoon on Friday. My fish weighed in at 18.1 on a certified scale 20 hours later. Your optimistic scale comment was right on the money unless the guy posting form Wednesday was a 7' 5" giant with a matching kayak. Map 2 looks pretty good for LJ not too good for Del Mar or Sunset Cliffs but according the public comment guidelines we need to make specific reference to the current proposals. I still think we need to unite the diverse sport and commercial fishing interests to fight the MLPA process in court in the future. However, it seems that we need to try to get our hands around the idea that we should try to get the least restrictive proposal pushed forward. I am contacting Donna Frye's office to suggest she support Map 2 at the Oct. 7th City Council Meeting at 2pm. Supporting Map 2 does not endorse the MLPA process and it should not limit our ability to fight this onesided implimentation in court in the future. Attendence at the 2pm Oct. 7th City Council Meeting and the Oct. 21st MLPA meeting at the Long Beach Hilton with piblic commentary at 1:30 and 7 pm is our last chance to try to influence this macro Childrens Pool environmental restriction process. See you at there on Friday pm? Kurtfish