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On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 19:35:36 GMT, "just al"
wrote: I am a fly fishing guide in NY (part-time). I understand your concern, but we need to teach others rather than exclude them. As a public school teacher I see enough exclusion daily. But, OK. You're empassioned. Try one of these three remedies: 1. Run for public office and push for laws making greed illegal. That will solve more than the fishing problems in the US, because fishing issues are metaphoric of eveyday civics. 2. Make sure that everytime you see a bait fisherman, in an area you prefer,you encroach up him/her and use your fly fishing prowess to cover more of that water than he/she can. If fly fisherpeople take advatage of our reach, spin/bait fisherpeople will not have enough room to fish and will find other areas to plunk. 3. Rotate your query between trout, bass, norther pike, etc., to hone well rounded angling skills. In the event of a trout armegeddon, you'll still find gratification in equalling Walton's Piscatore. Ya right, it flew right over your head. So let me have one more crack at it. I have no problems whatosever with any form of tackle. I have no problem whatsoever with any bait fisherman who is angling in accordance with regulations and with some respect for the environment and the resource. I have no problem with C&K on a sustainable fishery, I have no problem with put 'n' take on an existing put 'n' take stream. I do have a problem with pigs of the two-legged variety who foul our waterways. enuf said, the point should be clear by now . . . if it isn't, Wolfie will be along soon to help out . . . . Peter turn mailhot into hotmail to reply Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html |
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Shoot. It didn't go over my head. I thought it did. What I understand is
that rather than requesting petitions to keep the areas clean, you suggest we keep the laws the way they are in order to keep the "dirty folks" out. "Peter Charles" wrote in message ... On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 19:35:36 GMT, "just al" wrote: I am a fly fishing guide in NY (part-time). I understand your concern, but we need to teach others rather than exclude them. As a public school teacher I see enough exclusion daily. But, OK. You're empassioned. Try one of these three remedies: 1. Run for public office and push for laws making greed illegal. That will solve more than the fishing problems in the US, because fishing issues are metaphoric of eveyday civics. 2. Make sure that everytime you see a bait fisherman, in an area you prefer,you encroach up him/her and use your fly fishing prowess to cover more of that water than he/she can. If fly fisherpeople take advatage of our reach, spin/bait fisherpeople will not have enough room to fish and will find other areas to plunk. 3. Rotate your query between trout, bass, norther pike, etc., to hone well rounded angling skills. In the event of a trout armegeddon, you'll still find gratification in equalling Walton's Piscatore. Ya right, it flew right over your head. So let me have one more crack at it. I have no problems whatosever with any form of tackle. I have no problem whatsoever with any bait fisherman who is angling in accordance with regulations and with some respect for the environment and the resource. I have no problem with C&K on a sustainable fishery, I have no problem with put 'n' take on an existing put 'n' take stream. I do have a problem with pigs of the two-legged variety who foul our waterways. enuf said, the point should be clear by now . . . if it isn't, Wolfie will be along soon to help out . . . . Peter turn mailhot into hotmail to reply Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html |
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 20:36:56 GMT, "just al"
wrote: Shoot. It didn't go over my head. I thought it did. What I understand is that rather than requesting petitions to keep the areas clean, you suggest we keep the laws the way they are in order to keep the "dirty folks" out. It's still up there at 30,000 feet. Where in all of this did I ever mention remedies? Peter turn mailhot into hotmail to reply Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html |
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Didn't this whole discussion begin with a plea to petition the PA Fish and
Game folks about maintaining current regulations? Was this plea not directed to thwart the attempt of a certain fishing faction? If not, then I am totally wrong and appologize for an blood boiling. Seriously. "Peter Charles" wrote in message ... On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 20:36:56 GMT, "just al" wrote: Shoot. It didn't go over my head. I thought it did. What I understand is that rather than requesting petitions to keep the areas clean, you suggest we keep the laws the way they are in order to keep the "dirty folks" out. It's still up there at 30,000 feet. Where in all of this did I ever mention remedies? Peter turn mailhot into hotmail to reply Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html |
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![]() "just al" wrote in message ... Didn't this whole discussion begin with a plea to petition the PA Fish and Game folks about maintaining current regulations? well, i'll be damned if i know how it began, but my bet is there's lots of folks who will remember, fondly, its ending. wayno |
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"Wayne Harrison" wrote in
. com: "just al" wrote in message ... Didn't this whole discussion begin with a plea to petition the PA Fish and Game folks about maintaining current regulations? well, i'll be damned if i know how it began, but my bet is there's lots of folks who will remember, fondly, its ending. wayno *laugh* Steve |
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 22:03:31 GMT, "Wayne Harrison" wrote:
"just al" wrote in message ... Didn't this whole discussion begin with a plea to petition the PA Fish and Game folks about maintaining current regulations? well, i'll be damned if i know how it began, but my bet is there's lots of folks who will remember, fondly, its ending. wayno Why - is someone finally gonna drag out ol' Cluebringer and flail away? /daytripper (a merciful ending to a heading-for-supercilious thread...) |
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 21:37:07 GMT, "just al"
wrote: Didn't this whole discussion begin with a plea to petition the PA Fish and Game folks about maintaining current regulations? Was this plea not directed to thwart the attempt of a certain fishing faction? If not, then I am totally wrong and appologize for an blood boiling. Seriously. You were replying to me, I did not discuss any potential remedies. OK, let's start from the beginning. We have an original poster who claimed that nasty bait fishermen were petitioning to remove all of *our* water in PA He then supplies some details, some figures on miles of water, and some suggestions about a course of action to counter the petition. However, we don't know for su 1. If there is a bait fisherman's petition? 2. If there is one, what it is asking for? 3. If it is petitioning for what was claimed, what the effects will be? 4. What are its chances of success? 5. What was the triggering event for the petition? 6. Are bait fishermans' and fly fishermans' interests actually at loggerheads in PA? 7. If they are, why? 8. What is the actual state of relations between these two factions (if they are indeed factions)? 9. If anything really needs to be done? 10. If there will be any negative consequences if nothing is done? 11. Are the figures quoted actually correct? 12. Are the rest of the facts correct? 13. Is the imputed influence of letter writers opposing the petiton really of consequence? Etc. Before I leapt right to dealing with remedies, I'd like a few answers to the above and I decided to start with the nature of the bait vs. fly relationship. Is there really an issue about this in PA? I don't know. So I wrote some semi-provocative posts about the nature of the relationship in the hope that the replies might shed some light. Perhaps a PA angler with more information would step forth. Perhaps a PA angler I know and who I can rely upon to relate factual information, will confirm or deny the statements made by the original poster. Without at least a few answers to the above, I consider any discussion about remedies to be totally pointless. Capisca? Peter turn mailhot into hotmail to reply Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html |
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Thanks, Peter. I learned how to argue and debate on a news server.
Seriously. Thanks. "Peter Charles" wrote in message ... On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 21:37:07 GMT, "just al" wrote: Didn't this whole discussion begin with a plea to petition the PA Fish and Game folks about maintaining current regulations? Was this plea not directed to thwart the attempt of a certain fishing faction? If not, then I am totally wrong and appologize for an blood boiling. Seriously. You were replying to me, I did not discuss any potential remedies. OK, let's start from the beginning. We have an original poster who claimed that nasty bait fishermen were petitioning to remove all of *our* water in PA He then supplies some details, some figures on miles of water, and some suggestions about a course of action to counter the petition. However, we don't know for su 1. If there is a bait fisherman's petition? 2. If there is one, what it is asking for? 3. If it is petitioning for what was claimed, what the effects will be? 4. What are its chances of success? 5. What was the triggering event for the petition? 6. Are bait fishermans' and fly fishermans' interests actually at loggerheads in PA? 7. If they are, why? 8. What is the actual state of relations between these two factions (if they are indeed factions)? 9. If anything really needs to be done? 10. If there will be any negative consequences if nothing is done? 11. Are the figures quoted actually correct? 12. Are the rest of the facts correct? 13. Is the imputed influence of letter writers opposing the petiton really of consequence? Etc. Before I leapt right to dealing with remedies, I'd like a few answers to the above and I decided to start with the nature of the bait vs. fly relationship. Is there really an issue about this in PA? I don't know. So I wrote some semi-provocative posts about the nature of the relationship in the hope that the replies might shed some light. Perhaps a PA angler with more information would step forth. Perhaps a PA angler I know and who I can rely upon to relate factual information, will confirm or deny the statements made by the original poster. Without at least a few answers to the above, I consider any discussion about remedies to be totally pointless. Capisca? Peter turn mailhot into hotmail to reply Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html |
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![]() "just al" wrote in message ... Thanks, Peter. I learned how to argue and debate on a news server... Hm..... You appear to be suggesting either that Usenet is where you learned how to argue and debate, or that Peter was instrumental in teaching how to do so correctly within this medium. If the former, you got a very late start and failed to get the best instruction that was probably available to you. If the latter, Peter can hardly be held solely responsible for the outcome......it was, after all, a cooperative venture.....or should have been. In either case, the conclusion that you're education is not yet complete is inescapable. Wolfgang |
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