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Blackfish Doug
06-19-2017, 07:42 PM
I just got done watching this & it's very sad to see. I saw John Bullard totally offering no answers for all the people who he put out of business. Still strongly suggesting that the Cod Stocks are in danger. I guess dogfish is the answer:rolleyes: I guess maybe the next thing for us will be lets see who's dogfishing tomorrow. If you got Hulu you can see it I think it's a must see for fisherman. I'm glad I was lucky enough to live in a time when we could fish. I'm getting older & the unfair regulations today are being used as a weapon against all fisherman. I really do feel that NOAA needs to be regulated & it's chairman be replaced with a person who is more qualified. The problem lies with the people make the decisions. Make fair rules that all fisherman can respect not the ones that are being made today.
togzilla
06-19-2017, 08:15 PM
I guess they need to drain the swamp of the filthy bureaucratic govt. employees. This nation is doomed after 40 years of liberalism and the beilief that govt. can take care of everything. Most young adults graduating college these days believes socialism is a better form of govt. then capitalism. Amazing what you can do with 40 years of liberal indoctrination. If I have offended anyone with this post eat shit!
bulletbob
06-19-2017, 10:42 PM
I guess they need to drain the swamp of the filthy bureaucratic govt. employees. This nation is doomed after 40 years of liberalism and the beilief that govt. can take care of everything. Most young adults graduating college these days believes socialism is a better form of govt. then capitalism. Amazing what you can do with 40 years of liberal indoctrination. If I have offended anyone with this post eat shit!
I agree with your opinion... One thing you must keep in mind however.
Right here on this very site there are long standing members that are held in high regard by most that agree wholeheartedly with NOAA , NMFS, NJDEC and whoever else makes the rules.. They applaud increased surveillance by the USCG, DEC, Marine Police etc,and are happy when boarded and checked.
There are MANY people from every corner of the political spectrum who still utter that famous phrase that has sent chills down my spine for decades..
"The government needs to step in"..
bob
NoLimit
06-19-2017, 11:32 PM
I guess they need to drain the swamp of the filthy bureaucratic govt. employees. This nation is doomed after 40 years of liberalism and the beilief that govt. can take care of everything. Most young adults graduating college these days believes socialism is a better form of govt. then capitalism. Amazing what you can do with 40 years of liberal indoctrination. If I have offended anyone with this post eat shit!
Amen!
BobbyK
06-20-2017, 05:50 AM
As with most things, follow the money. Those who exploited any fishery are the ones who made money (commercial). Recreational anglers have limited impact on any fishery.
shrimpman steve
06-20-2017, 07:05 AM
As with most things, follow the money. Those who exploited any fishery are the ones who made money (commercial). Recreational anglers have limited impact on any fishery.
We have a Bingo!
Blackfish Doug
06-20-2017, 07:54 AM
Watch the Documentry there are less then 60% of the commercials fishing today.It's not a very profitable buisness add up the numbers they are very far from getting rich. I think we both recreationals & commercials have to get on the same page were more powerful as a group. I think everyone who's making the decisions that are putting people out of buisness should be held accountable . Were just asking for fair regulations everybody here can agree that we do have a very good fishery out there right now. All were looking for is a way to reap some of the benefits from it.
Jigman13
06-20-2017, 09:47 AM
I watched it on xfinity on demand last nite. I'd recommend reading Mark Kurlansky's Cod: A Biography of the Fish that Changed the World, at some point. It'll really help connect many of the dots. While I can't speak for the gulf of Maine, the past decade or so has seen healthy cod populations in waters south of cape cod. Fishing out of eastern ports has yielded exceptional catch numbers for a number of recreational, charter and party boats willing to venture out to the grounds they occupy mid summer into fall.
The harshest impact is obviously evident in the gulf of Maine ports. It's a shame seeing Gloucester like that. I'm sure marshfield, green harbor, north to Bedford, Hampton beach NH and beyond are all also feeling the economic impact. Perhaps the Canadian efforts like those put on the fisher folk in Newfoundland can be rolled out in a controlled method to aid stocks in rebounding?
Capt Sal
06-20-2017, 01:42 PM
Watch the Documentry there are less then 60% of the commercials fishing today.It's not a very profitable buisness add up the numbers they are very far from getting rich. I think we both recreationals & commercials have to get on the same page were more powerful as a group. I think everyone who's making the decisions that are putting people out of buisness should be held accountable . Were just asking for fair regulations everybody here can agree that we do have a very good fishery out there right now. All were looking for is a way to reap some of the benefits from it.
You can't be serious Doug! Jump in bed with the Devil? The commercial guys could care less about recs and you can take that to the bank.
rumster
06-20-2017, 03:51 PM
I guess they need to drain the swamp of the filthy bureaucratic govt. employees. This nation is doomed after 40 years of liberalism and the beilief that govt. can take care of everything. Most young adults graduating college these days believes socialism is a better form of govt. then capitalism. Amazing what you can do with 40 years of liberal indoctrination. If I have offended anyone with this post eat shit!
Couldn't agree more.
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