Do You Fish For Trout

According to US Rep. Bart Gordon of Tennessee the Bush Administration is
proposing to sell our public lakes and recreation areas.
In Tennessee this includes J Percy Priest, Old Hickory, Center Hill, and
Dale Hollow Dams. This would result in electric rates payers paying an
estimated additional 87 million dollars per year in areas served by
TVA. This according to an article by Representative Gordon in the June
issue of Tennessee Magazine a periodical of the Tennessee Electrical
Cooperatives.
These areas are some of the finest trout fishing waters in the Country
especially Dale Hollow and Center Hill. The reservations offers
excellent camping, RV camping, Lodges, Cabins, Canoeing and Boating and
open space for recreation to visitors from all across the Country. It
takes some of the strain from the overburdened Great Smoky Mountains
National Park.

Also under fire are prime areas of the Cherokee National Forest. The
Hiwassee River provides supreme trout fishing, kayaking, peace and
serenity in a almost pristine and relaxing atmosphere. These areas are
under fire because the Bush Administration has given carte blanche to
the Timber Giants to clear cut previously protected areas almost down to
the streams, in most cases. The National Forest service no longer has
any responsibility to monitor wildlife in National Forest under the
plan. This relives Timber Companies of any possibility of adverse action
by Regulating Agencies when they destroy animal habitat, food sources,
and silt in or destroy stream beds and water sheds.
Other prime recreational areas in the Southeast that take a huge strain
off the Great Smoky Mountains for recreation are the Nanthahala National
Forest in North Carolina, and the Cohutta Wilderness in Georgia. These
areas are all adjacent to or connect to each other and should be
considered part of the Great Smoky Mountains national Park. They all
offer tremendous opportunities for trout fishing, boating, camping and
other recreational activities in supreme settings.
There was an effort under the Clinton Administration to incorporate
these assets into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Timber
and Mining Industries pulled out all the stops as this would stop their
gross rape of the resources. The Smoky Mountains are overcrowded and
hemmed in by over developed Pigeon
Forge and other carnival communities making a visit to the Park a
stressful, exaservating, and time consuming endeavor just to get into
the Park. We need these National Forest made part of the Smoky Mountain
National Park because of the huge growth in population of the eastern US
and the huge increase in demand for public recreation and nature areas
this entails.
The turnover of enforcement of Anti Pollution Laws of Federal EPA by the
Bush Administration, at the request of the Mining Industry, to The State
of Alaska portends the eminent demise of many of the ecosystems in broad
areas of Alaska.
Large open pit mines are planned north of Fairbanks and other areas.
ANWR and all other Federal Lands are now going to be under State
Regulation. The Governor and many State Legislators and Senators are
members of the Mining Community or are recipients of largesse and owe
much to the Mining Industry.The State officials have made it openly and
abundantly clear that the Mining Industry need not worry about
regulation by the State. The impact on wildlife, stream quality and
fisheries and the impact on the air quality will be overwhelming within
15 years.

they are doing the same here in the west.
dam them.

I for one did not vote for Bush-wacko. He did manage to sucker the religious
right(spelled Bible Belt). Ministers across the country basically threatened
their parishioners with expulsion if they did not vote for him. He is evil
to the core and could care less about 99.9999% of the people. His prime
directive is to make his wealthy friend sickeningly more rich - PERIOD! He
is a cowardly deserter and has sent this country on a ruinous path. BTW You
may want to insist your grandchildren to start learning Chinese. All the
money we are pumping into their economy is going directly to military
build-up. Our military is becoming second rate and impotent due in part to
our appointed Komandant-in-Chief and Rumplestilfeld. Betcha' didn't know
Grampa Bush got caught red handed helping the Nazis. And the grandson has
turned this country into the same fascist state.I pity the poor suckers who
voted for him, They'll get their just desserts after the economy goes belly
up due to CAFTA and privatized Social Security. He's a pinhead but a shrewd
and conniving pinhead (IQ 86), beat his dad by appoint. And these are the
best we can do? I'd rather have a fibbing adulterer at the helm than a power
hungry philandering, beady eyed liar. Have a nice day.
"the other Daryl" wrote in message
.. .

According to US Rep. Bart Gordon of Tennessee the Bush Administration is
proposing to sell our public lakes and recreation areas.
In Tennessee this includes J Percy Priest, Old Hickory, Center Hill, and
Dale Hollow Dams. This would result in electric rates payers paying an
estimated additional 87 million dollars per year in areas served by TVA.
This according to an article by Representative Gordon in the June issue
of Tennessee Magazine a periodical of the Tennessee Electrical
Cooperatives.
These areas are some of the finest trout fishing waters in the Country
especially Dale Hollow and Center Hill. The reservations offers excellent
camping, RV camping, Lodges, Cabins, Canoeing and Boating and open space
for recreation to visitors from all across the Country. It takes some of
the strain from the overburdened Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Also under fire are prime areas of the Cherokee National Forest. The
Hiwassee River provides supreme trout fishing, kayaking, peace and
serenity in a almost pristine and relaxing atmosphere. These areas are
under fire because the Bush Administration has given carte blanche to the
Timber Giants to clear cut previously protected areas almost down to the
streams, in most cases. The National Forest service no longer has any
responsibility to monitor wildlife in National Forest under the plan.
This relives Timber Companies of any possibility of adverse action by
Regulating Agencies when they destroy animal habitat, food sources, and
silt in or destroy stream beds and water sheds.
Other prime recreational areas in the Southeast that take a huge strain
off the Great Smoky Mountains for recreation are the Nanthahala National
Forest in North Carolina, and the Cohutta Wilderness in Georgia. These
areas are all adjacent to or connect to each other and should be
considered part of the Great Smoky Mountains national Park. They all
offer tremendous opportunities for trout fishing, boating, camping and
other recreational activities in supreme settings.
There was an effort under the Clinton Administration to incorporate these
assets into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Timber and
Mining Industries pulled out all the stops as this would stop their gross
rape of the resources. The Smoky Mountains are overcrowded and hemmed in
by over developed Pigeon
Forge and other carnival communities making a visit to the Park a
stressful, exaservating, and time consuming endeavor just to get into the
Park. We need these National Forest made part of the Smoky Mountain
National Park because of the huge growth in population of the eastern US
and the huge increase in demand for public recreation and nature areas
this entails.
The turnover of enforcement of Anti Pollution Laws of Federal EPA by the
Bush Administration, at the request of the Mining Industry, to The State
of Alaska portends the eminent demise of many of the ecosystems in broad
areas of Alaska.
Large open pit mines are planned north of Fairbanks and other areas.
ANWR and all other Federal Lands are now going to be under State
Regulation. The Governor and many State Legislators and Senators are
members of the Mining Community or are recipients of largesse and owe
much to the Mining Industry.The State officials have made it openly and
abundantly clear that the Mining Industry need not worry about regulation
by the State. The impact on wildlife, stream quality and fisheries and
the impact on the air quality will be overwhelming within 15 years.

Stinking liberals, always believing everything they hear...


"Marty McFly" wrote in message
...
I for one did not vote for Bush-wacko. He did manage to sucker the
religious right(spelled Bible Belt). Ministers across the country basically
threatened their parishioners with expulsion if they did not vote for him.
He is evil to the core and could care less about 99.9999% of the people.
His prime directive is to make his wealthy friend sickeningly more rich -
PERIOD! He is a cowardly deserter and has sent this country on a ruinous
path. BTW You may want to insist your grandchildren to start learning
Chinese. All the money we are pumping into their economy is going directly
to military build-up. Our military is becoming second rate and impotent due
in part to our appointed Komandant-in-Chief and Rumplestilfeld. Betcha'
didn't know Grampa Bush got caught red handed helping the Nazis. And the
grandson has turned this country into the same fascist state.I pity the
poor suckers who voted for him, They'll get their just desserts after the
economy goes belly up due to CAFTA and privatized Social Security. He's a
pinhead but a shrewd and conniving pinhead (IQ 86), beat his dad by
appoint. And these are the best we can do? I'd rather have a fibbing
adulterer at the helm than a power hungry philandering, beady eyed liar.
Have a nice day.
"the other Daryl" wrote in message
.. .

According to US Rep. Bart Gordon of Tennessee the Bush Administration is
proposing to sell our public lakes and recreation areas.
In Tennessee this includes J Percy Priest, Old Hickory, Center Hill, and
Dale Hollow Dams. This would result in electric rates payers paying an
estimated additional 87 million dollars per year in areas served by
TVA. This according to an article by Representative Gordon in the June
issue of Tennessee Magazine a periodical of the Tennessee Electrical
Cooperatives.
These areas are some of the finest trout fishing waters in the Country
especially Dale Hollow and Center Hill. The reservations offers
excellent camping, RV camping, Lodges, Cabins, Canoeing and Boating and
open space for recreation to visitors from all across the Country. It
takes some of the strain from the overburdened Great Smoky Mountains
National Park.

Also under fire are prime areas of the Cherokee National Forest. The
Hiwassee River provides supreme trout fishing, kayaking, peace and
serenity in a almost pristine and relaxing atmosphere. These areas are
under fire because the Bush Administration has given carte blanche to
the Timber Giants to clear cut previously protected areas almost down to
the streams, in most cases. The National Forest service no longer has
any responsibility to monitor wildlife in National Forest under the
plan. This relives Timber Companies of any possibility of adverse action
by Regulating Agencies when they destroy animal habitat, food sources,
and silt in or destroy stream beds and water sheds.
Other prime recreational areas in the Southeast that take a huge strain
off the Great Smoky Mountains for recreation are the Nanthahala National
Forest in North Carolina, and the Cohutta Wilderness in Georgia. These
areas are all adjacent to or connect to each other and should be
considered part of the Great Smoky Mountains national Park. They all
offer tremendous opportunities for trout fishing, boating, camping and
other recreational activities in supreme settings.
There was an effort under the Clinton Administration to incorporate
these assets into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Timber
and Mining Industries pulled out all the stops as this would stop their
gross rape of the resources. The Smoky Mountains are overcrowded and
hemmed in by over developed Pigeon
Forge and other carnival communities making a visit to the Park a
stressful, exaservating, and time consuming endeavor just to get into
the Park. We need these National Forest made part of the Smoky Mountain
National Park because of the huge growth in population of the eastern US
and the huge increase in demand for public recreation and nature areas
this entails.
The turnover of enforcement of Anti Pollution Laws of Federal EPA by the
Bush Administration, at the request of the Mining Industry, to The State
of Alaska portends the eminent demise of many of the ecosystems in broad
areas of Alaska.
Large open pit mines are planned north of Fairbanks and other areas.
ANWR and all other Federal Lands are now going to be under State
Regulation. The Governor and many State Legislators and Senators are
members of the Mining Community or are recipients of largesse and owe
much to the Mining Industry.The State officials have made it openly and
abundantly clear that the Mining Industry need not worry about
regulation by the State. The impact on wildlife, stream quality and
fisheries and the impact on the air quality will be overwhelming within
15 years.