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Originally Posted by hammer4reel
Yep and there are millions of winning lottery tickets sold daily too .
Saw the pic in the paper .
Just having some decent days when fish are stacked up isn't showing you 1 percent of where else they should be .
And your also looking at the hudson strain in th st area which is reasonably healthy.
The chesapeake bio mass is the one that's is hurting .
No where near the amount of fish Oceanside there was even just 5 years ago .
And nothing like ten years ago .
Watch how little fish are caught all winter in VA where there used to be thousands caught a day
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All I am suggesting is that one size does not fit all. The regs should reflect the bio mass in each area and also investigate the different migrating patterns in recent yrs. The hudson strain is extremely health...regs should reflect that. The big bass that Cape May used to have and Va also, now go 5 miles or more on their migration. Does ASMFC investigate that? Most likely no.
