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Old 07-08-2010, 01:36 PM   #8
THE DARKHORSE
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"You come to realize you are not fighting on a level field, and the umps are in the pockets of the other team....Hard to keep up the good fight..."

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You got that right!

The good fight left a bitter taste in my mouth---that's for sure. And since I've had an up close, opportunity (I'm blessed) to watch the fishing get better each year---it should be obvious that the numbers of fish have been improving each year (since the gill-net ban). Regardless of Pelagic migration, and varying numbers of fish from season to season---the ban on gill-nets was the biggest hurdle of our lifetime (until this propaganda driven, complete B.S. otherwise known as the MLPA). You'd think it would be hard to argue this point, but some people just like to argue---apparently, even when they know they're wrong!



And it makes perfect sense---close all the best fishing spots to recreational anglers while the stock numbers of fish go through the roof--- Brilliant!
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