Tighter regulations for Kentucky commercial fishing

I agree. This needs to stop or there wont be any future trophy cats. I would love to see my daughters catch one of these big fish and I'm sure there are other parents with kids out there that would like the same.

Very unsportsmanlike to strip the rivers and lakes so others can profit from it!!! There should be a law where all fish should come from fish farms to make it fair for the average person who purchased a yearly fishing license.

You can do it

Absolutely

We need to save our fishing for future fisherman and fisher women and I believe if we stand up together on this matter we can save our trophy Catfish along with other species

I am against the transportation of live fish that have been removed from rivers or lakes to be transplanted into pay lakes

the fish for these pay lakes should be raise in ponds not takin out of our rivers!

I would like to share this natural resource w my grandchildren. At this rate, it will only be stories of memories

Trophy cats should be released! Instead of being eaten or sold! Try utilizing a shared linker program the way they do with bass!

These commercial fisherman need to be stopped.

Ban all paylakes and commercial catfishing!

Plz don't do this it will make catfish become extinct

It's harder and harder to find trophies size catfish in Kentucky for all the commercial fishermen take them out by the thousands I seen a commercial fisherman the other day I had like 40 or 50 catfish I know a biggest part of them of more over 40 or 50 pounds

need to stop the commercial fishing of trophy catfish.

Should not be able to sell wild animals we can't keep coons in cages should be no different than fish caught from the wild

Stop catch all the big fish in the river and putting in paylake were they die all the time so stop paylake

We need to shut down payment lakes and all commercial harvest of catfish. Let them catch carp and buffalo if they must fish commercially.

Ban commercial fishing all together it's going to destroy local rivers

We need tighter regulations in commercial fisherman

Save the fish