Help save NJ shellfish.

Rumster if you heeded your own advise this thread would never have taken this course. And yes it is sad the site has to listen to your blather. Any view or opinion is fine as long as it represents yours. You can dish it out but as soon as someone challenges you, you cry foul and run for your binky. So as I said to you yesterday, take your meds, calm down, move away from the keyboard and maybe if you're good Santa will bring you lots of Xanax for the holidays. Happy Holidays to you as well and tight lines. And yes I'll be over for dinner tonight so you can kick my ass per your pm......what a freak!

[acabtp]

Originally Posted by dakota560

Rumster if you heeded your own advise this thread would never have taken this course. And yes it is sad the site has to listen to your blather.

Disinterested third party here...

Dakota has got 8 of the 21 posts in this thread, double anyone else, very clear who is taking the thread down this course. Even funnier he's the one talking about listening to blather.

Acabtp make it 9. I posted 1 reply to the initial poster. The other 8 posts are rebuttals to dumpster for the most part which doesn't include the 5 or so pm's he sent me last night inviting me to his house to kick my ass. Don't want to embarrass him in front of his boyfriend so I turned down his offer. We'll leave it at that and I'll take further discussion off line.

[Capt. Debbie]

The nasty banter on this subject is mind boggling.

The subject matter of "sight fishing" with a bow and arrow a bottom hugging fish is puzzling. Are we in the Keys with flats a mile wide? I'd be concerned if they considered bow and arrow on basking Atlantic Sunfish offshore. That would bother me.

Sight hunting/fishing a bottom hugging fish in the murky water of NJ, is like going to the beach and looking for leprechaun's pots of gold. You may find a quarter or two, but it's not going to be the new past time.

So tell me how you would bow fish for Taug or fluke? Why not crabs and lobster too.

It's a tempest in a teapot. So let 1000's bow fish for rays.. they may get a one or two next year. I doubt the NJ ecosphere will be upset for very long.