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CH, every single thing you have said about me is wrong. Would ya just give up on calling me out on every little thing. You're wrong and will remain to be wrong. If you want to dispell everything I say, why don't you give me your idea on how to increase the stock or what ur opinions are? Stop trying to disprove me and give me your ideas.
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You're out of your mind. Go talk crazy on some othe site.
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Again, I never said I wanted to get ride of certain groups. I did say I didn't like them. Again, u are spinning my words.
You are unbelievable and unable to have a normal discussion. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Also, the bills that will be proposed on the 28th are proposed by various State Reps, not by Stripers Forever. |
I think he speaks perfect sense. You posted a thread about the bills coming to the Massachusetts state house, written and orchestrated by SF and their agenda. Calling comms greedy pigs for not backing it.
SF can go back to Maine and worry about their own state. Massachusetts is doin a fine job without another states radical organization cramming their bills down our throats. if this bill gets thrown out SF will be right back to the massachusetts state house trying to get it passed another way. Waisting our states tax dollars. Again.... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Greed is the overall problem here and will never get settled comm guys say everything is fine and if they dont get there money they wont be able to pay there bills. Join the club part time comm guys say they need the money or they cant keep there nice boat and mostlikey truck without making that extra money
Rec guys want to be able to keep catching fish for the next 50 years and want the fish for ourselfs So here is my problem Com guys there are other fish out there you can catch Part time com guys if you cant aflrd the boat and the gas maybe you should get rid of the big boat and big truck Rec guys well you just sit idle for a while whe. There isnt anything to fish for you can say i told you so and catch them for the sport you love not for the money you need. But the.kicker is if the fishing goes south the com guys wont be fishing anymore and the part timers who couldnt afford the.boat and gas wont have there boats anymore either Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Com Guys: Can always sell fish Black Market and make more money, there are plenty of other fisheries to make $$$ if SB goes south. Part Time Com Guys :Have money, Bass is bonus $$$ to keep extra nice boat and truck, can sell black market and get double Ma price black market and get even nicer boat, truck... |
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So SF supports the 3 @ 28" in NJ? Is there any documentation to that effect? That would greatly discredit them wouldn't it? |
CW...I'm happy to answer whatever you ask but I'm really not sure what this means...
"State reps, think government is best solution?" Thanks |
The striped bass stock will only go south if we let it. There is no reason it should go south.
Let's just say surf fishing was overwith becuz stripers didn't come close to shore anymore, like cod, haddock and pollack. That would totally put a huge dent in many fishing suppliers pocket. It would have a ripple affect much worse that a few regulations to help save the striper population. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
So you agree that com guys are greedy and instead of managing things so everyone can enjoy them you someone who makes money off killing the fish as many ways as possible should be able to.do.so untill there is nothing for anyone
And your research on this is that you found one large pod of fish so everything is fine even though you said that SF destroyed the fishing and it still hasnt gotten back to the way it was Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Hows this its the peoples fish 1 fish per person per day how ever big you want it to be do with it what ever you want for everyone up and down the striper coast
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Well fishinfreak an cowhunter I've been a member of Stripers Unlimited,CCA,Stripers Forever,RFA an many local an state clubs. Don't ever remember striper forever supporting stupidity like 3 fish 28 in as its a group to preserve the fish not kill more.All the way back in the 70's it was the same I make a buck off the fish so there are loads of them.Sport fishermen do catch an kill more fish. DAAAA there are only a few million more of them than there are comms. So they will. but percentage wise the few comms kill a higher singular number as far as number of fish killed per angler.How many a day for a comm. MMMMMM a heck of a lot more than 1 or 2 per sportfishermen per day. The quote googans that keep a lot of illegals mostly have a difficult time speakin english so much of that is only knowing what they know from where they came from . to many of them it truly is just for food till they learn our customs.Catch n release to them is like heardin cows to the farm then lettin them go before killin then for meat.thats not fixable for a long time to come.But excess is just that. There is no parety in numbers an percentage for comm an sport as one group is given a much higher catch per angler than the other. Now if comms can only keep 1 or 2 fish like the rest of us well MMMMM might be something to think on. C+R well many of us do that already.I've still not heard the comms say they'll take any cutbacks at all but are very quick to say sports are the problem an should stop wasting political time n money trying to take steps to preserve the Striped Bass.Bob Pond said it best long ago. As long as there is a bounty on the Stripers they will always be exployted an overfished.So many of us now just release about all we catch that it's gonna be harder to do much more than we already do. so we try to educate an speak a bit of reason so we don't end up back where we were in the 80's. But today as back then those small numbers that sell stripers still try to ignore all the rest of what is said. We used to have huge schools of stripers all along the striper coast now there are just a couple left. Food used to be a valid argument but the last couple yrs the ammount of bait up n down the coast is huge.Herrin an macks are all over the place. Sardines are coming back. sand eels are again found in the sand on many beaches. But few or no stripers. Just because someone is catching them in their back yard does not mean that the thousands of anglers not seeing them are all wrong. WE NEED TO PUT THE BRAKES ON TO KEEP IT FROM GETTIN WORSE.EVERYONE needs to cut back.I have a Charte liscence. I dictate what happens on my boat and the shore trips I do my best to teach people conservation minded fishing so their kids can do it too someday.
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comm vs rec. This is all NMFS fault. The "user group" theory is just dumb and it does not work. Further, the entire fishery system is deeply flawed. My God, they even have the Codfish as their emblem fish and now that is headed into catastrophe, how fitting. The banner below says it all on how to fix this problem. Bite the bullet and just do it. end of story. |
1 at 36" makes the rec anglers and guides happy.Manage the comm. quota responsibly on a yearly basis. It is a system that would have a huge positive impact on the fishery, and would be virtually unopposed.
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The only proven way to help the fish is to treat it in a similar fashion as tarpon, bonefish, permit, etc. Otherwise, as long as there is $/lb on the fish, it is doomed. Further, fishery managers, need to open their eyes more and protect the little fish that SB consume. |
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I love all the guys trying to justify making money to offset fuel prices and to pay for their large boats and engines. If you can't afford to run your boat without selling stripers then maybe its time to downsize your boat to one you can afford to run or fish from shore. Just remember the eighties and the decline of the striper. If you want to go back to that era then keep increasing quotas for commercial and for limits for recreational. There is no need for more than one fish a day. Or we can just keep your head up your a** and pretend that everything will be fine. Ignorance is bliss!
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Many people who support game fish status understand that the only way to get recreational fishermen to agree to cuts is to remove the commercial fishing excuse. |
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It's like history repeating itself. I bet we could go back to the last thread on S-B.com that talked about the last time a bill came before the MA House and it'd be a close carbon copy of this thread.
Highlights from last years thread: Recs saying it's the Comms, Comms saying things are just fine, random mentions of 1 @ 36", Cowhunter talking out of both sides of his mouth while putting words into someone else's mouth, Comms saying that Recs are greedy and are the problem... etc etc. It's all noise and means nothing unless you head down to the State House or send a letter/email to your representative. This bill is already decided and in the end, the group with the most money will prevail. However, if you support the bill, then you should join up with StripersForever so that they have more money for the next one. I'm sure the Comms have a similar organization that lobbies for their interests. |
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Lions and tigers are almost extinct, but there are always places to go to kill them.
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I just sent two letters to Pacheco and Gobi asking them to vote against it.
I want to know how much money Stripers Forever is taking from the environmental lobby. Be careful who you sleep with. The chatham hook fisherman's association got in bed with EDF and look what that got them. I am a commercial license holder who sold zero fish last year. I also purchase fish at my company from local fisherman. I also have a charter boat license. |
This thread is getting interesting - like I traveled back in time to the Striper Wars in the 1980s. Only then it was Bob Pond and Stripers Unlimited that were being bashed like SF is now. Same arguments, almost same scenario. Last of the fish offshore. One difference is the technology today to find them. States and Feds couldn't get it together and make everyone one happy. So finally a few congress people took control and probably saved the bass otherwise this site would now be called www.scup-com.
For the sake of those reading and posting it would be nice to know in your profile whether you're a recreational fisherman, a charter boat captain, a commercial R&R pinhooker, or a charter business that also sells bass. I feel that is important in helping others understand your opinions. DZ |
It should also be said the bill proposes reducing recreational limits to one a day and imposing a slot. This is an extremely contentious issue it makes friends turn on each other. But everyone in their heart of hearts has to see the fishery is being destroyed and history is repeating itself. When the commercial fishery was re opened the asmfc used striped bass as a poster child of fisheries management. Then the rec limits were loosened. It is sad to see a species that will be brought to the brink twice in less than 30 years. A species that was once so abundant it was used as fertilizer. People talk about weather patterns, fish moving off shore, lack of forage, meanwhile we continue as if nothing were happening. The only piece of this puzzle we have any sort of control over is our selves. We as fishermen are the control in this study. Regardless of what happens around us we can only control What we do. We can't even do that.
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The way I look at it is if one state does this it won't make a difference it needs to be coast wide or it will just be pointless
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bass are being depleted, it's obvious. anywhere but south. and all I hear comm guys saying is me, me, me, mine, mine, mine, take, take, take. this shiet's gotta stop |
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DZ, the same technologies, and even more sophisticated technologies are used to manage the species. We also have an eez zone protecting stripers beyond 3 miles... Was that the case back then? How many states in New england have draggers, netters, etc targeting the species? This time around if there is ever a collapse you will still be blaming the coms? I am a rec, and a charter captain, I take guys out, they kill their limit, its a rec catch, as it is their catch. Those bites we had on the cape exist and are elsewhere on the shoreline. On the boat it gets to be very common..... |
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