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I've dropped my MSSA membership and it is not I who is asking for a reallocation of the resourse. I have not called for a ban on all netting. I have not called for rockfish to have gamefish status. I am guilty of two things; I am a rec angler, and I am disgusted with the poaching of the bays resourses. If you can't communicate with me, best of luck with those calling for one, or all of the above. Sorry I can't get whatever it is that you are "selling". Best of luck in your endevors. 5th (Marty) |
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I am just as disgusted as anyone else about the ILLEGAL nets. From your point of view, EVERYONE who holds a commercial license should know who's responsible and should turn them in. Guess what - it doesn't work that way. Do you know all of the recs who may break the law in a given year? The only good part of this whole mess is that ALL of these fish have been deducted from the commercial quota, therefore, there hasn't been a net loss of fish. They would have been caught legally if the season had run it's normal length. If the DNR does it's job effectively, maybe they can put these guys out of business. |
The key word is "coincidence" with the white paper.
Was all this planned by someone wanting more allocation for their user group? $10,000 reward??? DNR doesn't know who, and probably will never know. 25000 lbs of fish is a cheap way to lose a user group. |
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Overlooked Poaching, Crackdown on Poaching, Make all Nets Illegal Overlooked DUI, Crackdown on DUI, Make all Driving Illegal |
Looks like MSSA changed Secretary Griffin's letter to suit themselves.
If they will change letters, what else will they do??? http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/spor...ssa_style.html Bwahahahahaha. Git um Candy.:eek: |
http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/o...0,372447.story
Below is an excerpt from Candus responding to questions regarding the poaching... "I'm generally not a conspiracy thinker but how do we know that someone within Maryland Saltwater Sportfishermen's Association or Coastal Conservation Association ranks (not sanctioned of course) didn't do the dirty deed to get total sport fish status? Larry Simns, president of the Maryland Watermen's Association, isn't buying that theory, and his membership would have a lot to lose if those two recreational angling groups were successful in getting the Maryland General Assembly to put the striped bass off limits to commercial fishing. Simns suspects this poaching was the work of two boats being operated by "bad apples," who moved their operation from Rock Hall after intense pressure last year from NRP." Sounds like it should be easy to catch the perps. Look for two MSSA or CCA members who "coincidentally" moved their boats from Rock Hall after LAST years heist of fish. |
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MSSA has twisted the response to their "White Paper, of a high official in Maryland State government. What else are they capable of???? |
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My opinion, the entire thing is a giant freak'n joke and in the end, no one will win. |
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