Last Tuesday I posted if anyone wants
to carpool to split parking fee in Boston
to send me a PM. I live in Dedham
and we can do four people. Any takers???

I'd love to know if those on this thread have communicated their opinions to any MA based organizations that they belong to?

I'd also like to know if anyone is attending the hearing at the State House next week.

My Point is that Democracy is not a spectator sport.
Can't go to the hearing because of work, but I've already sent out a few emails and left some voicemails to politicians in my district. I'll update if I ever hear back.

Got a funeral to go to at 10 so no can do. ist damn one on my day off too.Bites

Some people do not learn unless it is first-hand.

When anglers in ME and NH started voicing concerns a few years ago, some guys from southern New England and NY called us alarmists. I think many in those states have a different opinion today.

The menatality of some of the anglers in this thread is truly alarming. It seems some don't want to see beyond their own limited experience -- they could be one day tracking and pounding on the last school of bass in the Atlantic and their perception would be all is well, and their primary concern would be promoting their success.

The menatality of some of the anglers in this thread is truly alarming. It seems some don't want to see beyond their own limited experience -- they could be one day tracking and pounding on the last school of bass in the Atlantic and their perception would be all is well, and their primary concern would be promoting their success.
The mentality of some is motivated by the all-mighty dollar. I'd bet 9 out of 10 people that say the bass are healthy and no new regulations should be made are also people that commercially fish, provide charters or both.