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#11
03-28-2014, 03:28 PM
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Re: Fluke and Sea Bass Regulation Update 3/27/14
I say keep 5 but whatever size you want. What a novel idea having a "land" limit of 16 inches....
I'll catch 'em and eat 'em right on the boat. Leif
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03-28-2014, 04:04 PM
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Re: Fluke and Sea Bass Regulation Update 3/27/14
Quote:
 Never thought I'd see the day. kidding Leif, you're allowed to vent.
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04-02-2014, 02:51 PM
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Re: Fluke and Sea Bass Regulation Update 3/27/14
Just a reminder the meeting is tomorrow. If you want the later fluke season like I do, you need to show up and let your voices be heard. The sea bass season will be closed from 9/18 - 10 17 so if the fluke season is also closed, inshore fishermen will have little to fish for. On the other hand, in the spring, sea bass season will open on 5/19 and there should be plenty of stripers around then too. There are many other reasons to support the later season as well. However, there are many people from south Jersey who are coming to the meeting to support the early season. The NJMFC will most likely choose the option that gets the most public support at the meeting
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04-03-2014, 04:55 AM
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Re: Fluke and Sea Bass Regulation Update 3/27/14
This is a perfect example of Ignorance by lawmakers who have no idea what they are trying to govern that are trying to govern and regulate something while catering to lobbyist types. They are not utilizing data that can better inform regulators for making regulations. Another example of our government or parts of our government simply overregulating another dwindling part of our society.
BTW thank you Paul for posting - you do a great job of keeping US in the loop.
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04-03-2014, 05:00 AM
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Re: Fluke and Sea Bass Regulation Update 3/27/14
Paul, I know this is selfish on my part however I remember someone mentioned in an earlier post for "different" regs for party/charter boats (like you mentioned for IBSP bound fluke anglers) in NY or Mass - is this an option in NJ? Can it become an option? I'm sure many anglers here would be open to something like this here in NJ.
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