Cullin on Boom Lake

Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote:

For other fish and game activities, sometimes you need a team of lawyers, a
nun and a supreme court justice to figure them out.

The lawyers and the judge I can see, but what does the nun
do ? On second thought, never mind, I don't think I want to
know what the nun does. ;-)

Some of the walleye
bag/size limits, trout stream regs and deer hunting regs are confusing to
say the least.

The trout regs aren't that bad. DNR does a good job of
putting signs up at all the obvious access points and
there's really only 4 different sets of regs anyway.

--
Ken Fortenberry

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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote:
For other fish and game activities, sometimes you need a team of
lawyers, a nun and a supreme court justice to figure them out.

The lawyers and the judge I can see, but what does the nun
do ? On second thought, never mind, I don't think I want to
know what the nun does. ;-)

Some of the walleye bag/size limits, trout stream regs and deer hunting
regs are confusing to say the least.

The trout regs aren't that bad. DNR does a good job of
putting signs up at all the obvious access points and
there's really only 4 different sets of regs anyway.

I don't trout fish any longer, but I have some friends that do. I
constantly hear them complain about the regs, especially where the streams
change to Artificial Only. I guess some of the transition zones are "open
to interpretation" and not clearly defined. Again, I don't know from
personal experience, just what I've heard.
--
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
The trout regs aren't that bad. DNR does a good job of
putting signs up at all the obvious access points and
there's really only 4 different sets of regs anyway.

I don't trout fish any longer, but I have some friends that do. I
constantly hear them complain about the regs, especially where the streams
change to Artificial Only. I guess some of the transition zones are "open
to interpretation" and not clearly defined. Again, I don't know from
personal experience, just what I've heard.

Ah, I wouldn't know anything about that aspect of it.
I use dry flies no matter where I'm fishing so I don't
really pay attention to where live bait is legal.

--
Ken Fortenberry