So in the meantime any fish over 55 inches can be kept and if you catch a Jack, under 20 inches you can take him home to barbecue. And you can always have a wonderful reproduction like the one above done. We're all smiling.
We've had Catch and Release here before. They're actually great trips as alot of the locals stay home and the river is a great experience. Right now the water is perfectly fishy and with the numbers we have I expect that on C+R trips we'll see a few slimeys...up close. A minority of people are negative about Catch and Release, I guess they just know for certain they're going to catch one to start with. Theres alot to debate about the merits of fishing and letting them swim away, but whats not debate able is thats what we've got right now...its the deal. No worries, go fishing, have fun, feel good...
Good news Jeff! Get them people in the boat and them lines in the water! Those 20 inchers taste just as good if not better than the 50 inchers.
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ReplyDeleteThink I'd be drifting for Dolly's with light equipment if you know what I mean. Closed to Kings doesn't mean closed to fishing...
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