Tighter regulations for Kentucky commercial fishing
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Cody smith
10 years ago
In order to keep our trophy cats around for future generations we need tighter regulations in the state of Kentucky.
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Ricky Eiselt
10 years ago
I would love to stop fish from being taken from one body of water and put into another body of water.
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Doug hoover
10 years ago
Stop the taking of catfish from rivers to stock pay lakes
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John Rouse
10 years ago
Hurry!
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Chris mangold
10 years ago
I would to see the transport of live fish stopped from public waters period.
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josh vanover
10 years ago
I am a tournament director in kyvon the Ohio river and our population HaS been destroyed
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Austin Vaughn
10 years ago
I would like to see more regulations on catfish because the current regs aren't enough still thousands of pounds of trophy catfish are being harvested from the Ohio River to be sold to paylakes where they will die. I mean think about if they lived in paylakes why do they stock thousands of pounds a year ever year. If they lived and was healthy why would the paylake owner keep spending money on more and more fish. All it's about is the money. catfishing is rapidly growing and could bring good money to the state. But it seems like the states that have good fishing wants to have the catfish caught out. Also would like to see more people enforceing the regulations.. Thanks a concerned fisherman
In order to keep our trophy cats around for future generations we need tighter regulations in the state of Kentucky.
I would love to stop fish from being taken from one body of water and put into another body of water.
Stop the taking of catfish from rivers to stock pay lakes
Hurry!
I would to see the transport of live fish stopped from public waters period.
I am a tournament director in kyvon the Ohio river and our population HaS been destroyed
I would like to see more regulations on catfish because the current regs aren't enough still thousands of pounds of trophy catfish are being harvested from the Ohio River to be sold to paylakes where they will die. I mean think about if they lived in paylakes why do they stock thousands of pounds a year ever year. If they lived and was healthy why would the paylake owner keep spending money on more and more fish. All it's about is the money. catfishing is rapidly growing and could bring good money to the state. But it seems like the states that have good fishing wants to have the catfish caught out. Also would like to see more people enforceing the regulations.. Thanks a concerned fisherman