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SUBJECT: Catch & Release Please
Submitted by Lanier- No Solution (24.99.102.92) from GEORGIA on
As far as guides or whoever keeping a legal limit of any fish, it's all up to the DNR to moniter and change laws and creel limits as needed. How about a slot limit on spotted bass- all fish between 14 & 22" must be released imediately, daily limit 1 fish over 22"? Can you tourney guys live on a 1 fish weight in? NOT! Maybe all guides should require a DNR permit that requires total C/R. Some people fish for fun, some for a living, and others for food. Other people use the lake and have no respect for us fisherman whatsoever. It's like the NASCAR rules, you can't make everybody happy!
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Rc (12.184.170.5) from GEORGIA says Why Are You Suggesting All This?
What will be the purpose of your proposals and what will be the outcome?RC
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Lanier- No Solution (24.99.102.92) from GEORGIA says Lanier C/R
I'm just pointing out what the outcome could be if WE fisherman do not use common sense, and stop the finger pointing. I,m referring to Stripper Guides supposedly keeping numerous (10 p/p)spotted bass, which is totally within the law. I would imagine Bass fisherman outnumber Stripper fisherman by a good ratio. So if I keep my limit of Stripe Bass, which I wasn,t fishing for in the first place, and every one else did the same, no Stripes= No Business. Use common sense: LIMIT YOUR KILL==== Dont KILL YOUR LIMIT!!! And lets not get DNR involved. I see Eric,s post about a 3 fish limit for summer tourneys! ===Common sense==== 2 fish less per live well= better survival rate. No impact on payouts or fun. Hope this explains my concerns. -
frank (68.155.136.168) from GEORGIA says catch & release
not a bad idea catch in all lakes and release in west point. be sure to put some stay alive in well while hauling. -
Pof (75.91.58.241) from GEORGIA says State of bass
Has anyone else noticed the condition of the bass they are catching? I have caught very few fish that have no evidence of being caught frequently...broken jaws, blind eyes, ripped mouths. Not a PETA person, just wonder how often the same fish gets caught over and over again?
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