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Old 11-15-2001, 03:16 PM   #19
JohnR
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Saltheart, that's just as good of an argument for having the same regs coastwide - fishing in the triborder area there...

Anthony - an arguement like that is precisely what the government needs to hear. But they also need to hear how much you won't buy in bait & tackle because it won't be worth it for your out of state relatives to come and fish Rhode Island anymore. That instead, you're gonna need to take your Mass relatives fishing in Mass instead...

Flatts - Good article, I don't know if Charley is anti-license period or anti-license if the money doesn't go back into SW fishing... As far as
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If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
- Part of the problem is that it is seriously broken. The state has absolutely no clue as to how much revenue is generated by how many anglers keeping how many fish or releasing how many fish per season or how many anglers are keeping illegal fish or how many anglers are not knowingly harming fish. There are many good reasons to have a reasonable SW license provided the money goes back. If it ends up purely as a major grab for cash - that will have far reaching effects for the tourism industry and the local B&Ts. Me, I'll have more open beach to myself but that would be pretty selfish

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