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Subject: Re: Marlin and Ted Barta

Author: Jim Day

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 938819889PDT In reply to: Capt. Jeff/HI 's message, "Marlin and Ted Barta" on 938373929PDT I don't see any rambling, I think conservation is not an all or nothing issue. I'm for the sensable SUSTAINABLE use of resources. I think longlining and other indescriminent ways of fishing are the real danger here. Though I hear Treds agument I think the larger problem lies with the commercial fishing. Sport fisherman need to concentrate their efforts on restricting the commercial take not arguing about who kept what amoung themselves. Just my opinion Tight lines Jim [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]