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Opening Day is April 2... 73 days to go! ^_^

 

Who knows when trout season opens ~ ya gotta hire a lawyer, a biologist, and a cartographer go figger that one out. :huh:

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Come over here in the spring right after iceout Badger. I'll set you on a school of perch worth the trip!

If they are anything like the perch i caught in mannysodas several years ago the trip would be worth while.

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I truly hope your regs are more user friendly than ours...

 

Check it out ~ this is only the freshwater fishing regs... we still have ocean sport fishing, mammal hunting (large and small), bird hunting (upland and migratory)... and this part - freshwater regs only - is 80 pages! :o

 

Try to quickly find out when you can fish a particular spot on your favorite stream... :(

 

Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations

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Nice ten to eleven inch perches. Once in a while a real dandy comes in. Mix in a bunch of bluegills and and... oh man. Good eats

Michigan Slim, Bluegills are ounce for ounce the fightin'est, most fun fish to catch and eat on the planet. I do miss Bluegill fishing. But Steelhead here in the Northwest are by far the most fun for bigger fish...and they taste good too. I will give up my one man protest and buy a license this year. :D

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I need to drive an hour or two to get into the steelhead. I used to fish smaller streams for trout and once in a bit you would hook one of those freight trains. We caught a lot on Lake Michigan, with coho's and kings.

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Come over here in the spring right after iceout Badger. I'll set you on a school of perch worth the trip!

Thank you for the invitation. I am afraid that at this stage of life I will have to limit my fishing travel to Eastern Washington,

if at all. But I do apprediate the offer. Perch are fun to catch. I do have the gear. :D

I truly hope your regs are more user friendly than ours...

Check it out ~ this is only the freshwater fishing regs... we still have ocean sport fishing, mammal hunting (large and small), bird hunting (upland and migratory)... and this part - freshwater regs only - is 80 pages! :o

Try to quickly find out when you can fish a particular spot on your favorite stream... :(

Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations

Well, Hardpan, our regulation book is around 142 pages with advertising on maybe 7 of those.

Of course some of those are for the salt chuck and bottom fish as well a anadromous fish.

License fees are going up but since I am a senior senior, are not all that much.

But I am of a mind that buying one will just encourage them. Younger folks will

pay a much higher price and that is a shame. These are the future of sports fishing.

 

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They have gone a bit further Chickasaw. Now they have "EMERGENCY REGULATIONS".

Last minute micromanagment of the fisheries. Last fall they closed all of the rivers and lakes

in the Puget Sound area that the salmon and other anadromous (Steelhead) fish pass through.

Not trout, no pan fish, nuttin. Why? Because they did not get a request into the Feds in time

and as I understand it was something to do with dealing with the tribes.

 

Please don't get me started on this issue. I have NO PROBLEM WITH CLOSING A FISHERY

if the dunderheads close it to ALL FISHERS; SPORTS FISHING, COMMERCIAL FISHING AND

TRIBE FISHING. Any one of these groups can kill a fish just as dead as the other two groups.

If their intent is to save the fish, then let us save the fish, not play politics.

 

Ok, I will put my soap box away for now.
Sorry for the rant, Allie Mo (no e) .

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In all my travels I only was stationed in two states where figuring out if a stream could be fished, what tackle you could use, and what you could fish for was so confusing as to make me almost give up fishing. Those two were Cali and Washington.

 

I remember the Washington regs used so many local names for locations that when I asked the game warden if I could fish a particular section of a stream he was as confused as I was.

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23 days till the pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear Az for workouts!!!

 

GO TRIBE!!!!

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He didn't sat Tribe. He mispelled Tigers!

No read that again, this time very slowly, I know you're from Indiana and it takes a while for things to set in! :P:P

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