Recreational Fishing Deserves Fair Shake at NOF 2016
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Dane brown
10 years ago
Get it doneeeee
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Steve Kempf
10 years ago
Fishing in the 60's and 70's was a blast growing up. Now I feel like that old man that always talks about the past. Now that my kids are in there 20's they're starting to talk about the past. SAD!!!
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Gage little
10 years ago
If conservation is the underlying concern.... Really the bottom line than shouldn't the reality of sport fishers impact be considered? If you want Chang it's starts in the ocean and addresses the people taking the largest share.
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Brad Johnson
10 years ago
More fish to sportsman is better for our states economy!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Recreational fishermen are tired of getting table scraps. Work with us or soon we'll work together against you.
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Thomas B Judd
10 years ago
2% of the population should not have control over 50% of the resources.
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Lela Perkins
10 years ago
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Recreational fishing has less of an impact on the fish than tribal or commercial fishing. It had a huge economic impact on our state economy.
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Deana McGrew
10 years ago
Save our hatcheries
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Chandler knight
10 years ago
We deserve a fair shot.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Do the right thing..
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Cheri
10 years ago
We spend lots of money for the economy that help businesses and the goverment budget. Not just the good change.
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Mike Faulkner
10 years ago
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Please return to an allocation system and not an encounter system. The latter is just another way to game the system against sport fishing.
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William woods
10 years ago
If the sportsman can not fish because of a shortage of fish , everyone should stop fishing . Who are the tribes going to holler at when the runs are completely wiped out .
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Sean Burns
10 years ago
Let's get this figured out!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Please help the recreational fishermen get a fair shake at this year's north of Falcon. Last year was a disgrace for Central Puget Sound.
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DJ Steikunas
10 years ago
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The unintended consequences of the Boldt Decision are staring us right in the face, every day, every season. the ruling is no longer relevant in todays eco-political climate, and we, the tax payers, the licensees and our families are paying a dear price as a result. Common sense and "hard science" not prognostication, should drive all future season-setting processes. Please consider your constituents... and not the power brokers....
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Jeff Hale
10 years ago
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Restore our belief in the WDFW. We currently believe you DO NOT care or have the best interest of sports fishermen in mind. Jeff Hale
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Jess Robinson
10 years ago
Don't screw the sportsman of Washington state on an area 9 and 10 Chinook fishery this year.
Get it doneeeee
Fishing in the 60's and 70's was a blast growing up. Now I feel like that old man that always talks about the past. Now that my kids are in there 20's they're starting to talk about the past. SAD!!!
If conservation is the underlying concern.... Really the bottom line than shouldn't the reality of sport fishers impact be considered? If you want Chang it's starts in the ocean and addresses the people taking the largest share.
More fish to sportsman is better for our states economy!
Recreational fishermen are tired of getting table scraps. Work with us or soon we'll work together against you.
2% of the population should not have control over 50% of the resources.
Recreational fishing has less of an impact on the fish than tribal or commercial fishing. It had a huge economic impact on our state economy.
Save our hatcheries
We deserve a fair shot.
Do the right thing..
We spend lots of money for the economy that help businesses and the goverment budget. Not just the good change.
Please return to an allocation system and not an encounter system. The latter is just another way to game the system against sport fishing.
If the sportsman can not fish because of a shortage of fish , everyone should stop fishing . Who are the tribes going to holler at when the runs are completely wiped out .
Let's get this figured out!
Please help the recreational fishermen get a fair shake at this year's north of Falcon. Last year was a disgrace for Central Puget Sound.
The unintended consequences of the Boldt Decision are staring us right in the face, every day, every season. the ruling is no longer relevant in todays eco-political climate, and we, the tax payers, the licensees and our families are paying a dear price as a result. Common sense and "hard science" not prognostication, should drive all future season-setting processes. Please consider your constituents... and not the power brokers....
Restore our belief in the WDFW. We currently believe you DO NOT care or have the best interest of sports fishermen in mind. Jeff Hale
Don't screw the sportsman of Washington state on an area 9 and 10 Chinook fishery this year.