#1597906 - 09/16/1412:05 PM
Re: FISHING LIS POST BRIDGEPORT FIRE
[Re: KillTaker]
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Originally Posted By: KillTaker
Those same people will also fish during the closure.....
OK...would you rather have the state ignore the public health risk and not do anything about it? I'm sure the lawyers would be lining up to sue the state for every person that came down with any disease who went fishing there if reasonable steps were not taken until the water clears up.
So why is it necessary to ban fishing altogether. I can perhaps stretch to imagine banning the taking of fish. Banning Catch and Release activities in the eyes of the commissioner will protect Human Life? Maybe banning numbskulls who keep matches near a warehouse full of explosive chemicals in a residential area would be more productive at reducing threats to human life?
Because there are people out there who will eat the fish - it's a potential public health issue.
#1598215 - 09/17/1411:08 PM
Re: FISHING LIS POST BRIDGEPORT FIRE
[Re: KillTaker]
whaler150dan
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Registered: 04/30/07
Posts: 1961
Loc: Western Sound
Originally Posted By: KillTaker
In Bridgeport it's more of a pubic health issue......
Too bad that its not just BPT... Scum everywhere makes life difficult for all the civil folk, not to mention the law men. They are constantly shoveling ship against the tide, much of which is politician flushes,and the guys who actually follow the rules get short end of the (d)stick up the dirt rd.
KT is spot on... Don't take the fish, Dont eat the fish, or Dont Fish... None of which will be adhered to by fockers who ruin it for everyone.
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