Thread: Derby talk 2017
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Old 10-03-2017, 05:08 AM   #27
albythereforyou
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Originally Posted by rphud View Post
get's a pass, due to it's history or fund raising for kids to go to college or that all the fish are cleaned and filleted for the food program on island
I've never fished the derby, I was on the island 2 years ago fishing during the derby. The amount of bass, blues and albies I saw KICKED TO shore and left to ROT in the sun for 2 -3 hrs was ridiculous. And by supposedly "veteran" anglers who should know better. No way in hell those fish are "fit for consumption". I have no problem with people keeping fish, just do it with some respect and and in a way that makes sure the fish is actual going to be edible. striped bass, bluefish, and albies are too valuable to kill and leave to rot in the sun, just to end up as lobster bait....

the derby needs to change with the times, just like every other tournament.
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