Season of Torment!

[fishbones]

Originally Posted by Haus

Hhmmmm, could it be all the over-fishing?

Nah, just a change in where the fish are. Plenty of fish around and also more schoolies than I've seen in at least 5 years. I'm actually pretty encouraged by the number of small fish I've been seeing. Hopefully it's a sign that things aren't as bad as a lot of people think.

[Haus]

Typical reply from someone that has the attitude, "as long as im catching, nowhere else matters". Just wait until your area goes dry.

Originally Posted by fishbones

Nah, just a change in where the fish are. Plenty of fish around and also more schoolies than I've seen in at least 5 years. I'm actually pretty encouraged by the number of small fish I've been seeing. Hopefully it's a sign that things aren't as bad as a lot of people think.

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[fishbones]

Originally Posted by Haus

Typical reply from someone that has the attitude, "as long as im catching, nowhere else matters". Just wait until your area goes dry.


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I could say that yours is a typical reply from someone bitter about their lack of success, but I won't. My spot most likely won't go dry because I fish a lot of different spots. I move around and fish different areas and tides and work pretty hard for the fish I'm lucky enough to catch. All I said was that I'm encouraged by the number of small fish I've seen and caught this year. This is the second time you've played the "woe is me" card and blamed a decline in fish populations. Maybe you're just unlucky because the evidence points to there being a lot of stripers out there being caught.
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[BigFish]

I don't see where Fishbones said anything of the kind??

[onecastmike2003]

there getting heaver.