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riverrat2 04-17-2008 02:36 PM

After reading this thread I know understand why recs hate comms so much....They just have no clue how it works. Its easy to hate something you don't know about. In the end its a good thing that the majority of the recs stick there noses up towards the comms, if they didn't there would be even more yahoos out during the season, making it shorter for the people actually trying to make some money. Don't get me started about the fact that RI boats can fish our season, and we can't get there permits anymore, not that they have much of a season to begin with. I wish mass would allow no more bass endorsements.

Rockport24 04-17-2008 02:50 PM

it is interesting the learn about, the ins and outs of the comm seasons just aren't talked about that much.

inTHERAPY 04-17-2008 04:41 PM

Fact is if you posses a comm license, you are a commercial fisherman. By that fact I am a commercial fisherman. Is it my job? No way. Do I consider my "professional". Definitely not. I know the real pros and "it aint me"! I have a 50-60 hour a week job not related to fishing. Am I/was I lucky enough to be taught how to fish and be successful enough(most of the time) to be able to afford my addiction? I thank those teachers frequently. Fact is I could ill afford to burn an easy 130 or so gallons per week w/out it. I think my situation fits the mold for many so called commercial fisherman. Art

ProfessorM 04-17-2008 06:31 PM

I am curious this year with the price of gas being so high and bound to go higher before the season starts as to how many will say screw it if the price drops below a break even point. Usually as the season gets going and the price drops as it does will guys wait it out and see if the price comes up before they head out.

Raider Ronnie 04-17-2008 07:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike P (Post 583325)
Together we can :jester:


I thought it was
"Lets make it happen"
:jump:

animal 04-17-2008 10:04 PM

There are a set of checks and balances.With the insane bag limits and ease of aquiring a license in Ma,the price paid per pound is usually substancially lower in Ma than Ri.
In RI,it's impossible to get a bass endorsement right now,but if you already have one,it wouldn't make sense to sell your catch in Ma.where they pay less.
What does bother me,is seeing Ma.comm.boats fishing BI,and taking Ma.limits(in RI)to sell in Ma.

inTHERAPY 04-18-2008 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by animal (Post 583468)
There are a set of checks and balances.With the insane bag limits and ease of aquiring a license in Ma,the price paid per pound is usually substancially lower in Ma than Ri.
In RI,it's impossible to get a bass endorsement right now,but if you already have one,it wouldn't make sense to sell your catch in Ma.where they pay less.
What does bother me,is seeing Ma.comm.boats fishing BI,and taking Ma.limits(in RI)to sell in Ma.

When they come thru Westport from the west going to the ramp.....


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