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Dirtdog67
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Why is it, that on a system like the stamp or any other stream for that matter, is there an open section of flow to bait and the rest of the system is closed. Is there a diffence in mortality when a fish is gut hooked in the somass or the falls on the stamp?
That is what the regulation is trying to curb is it not? Don't get me wrong when a certain portion of flow is the holding water for soon to be spawners, ya it should definately be closed as a steelhead has three things on the go. One being, arriving at their destination, two holding in that chosen area, and three returning to the chuck, feeding the whole way.
This is the only system that I am aware of with such a f@#ked regulation.. Too all the guys that are fishing the bait in these areas, do not let the guy across the river from ya, see ya riggin up the juicy ole sack..
As for banning guy's from talking about fishing only because they need bait to catch chrome, is that not acting like the so called ranger on Lynn Creek.. C'mon the mention of bait by most of the guys with 200 posts or more are just pulling the chain.. Let it be-later-dirty
That is what the regulation is trying to curb is it not? Don't get me wrong when a certain portion of flow is the holding water for soon to be spawners, ya it should definately be closed as a steelhead has three things on the go. One being, arriving at their destination, two holding in that chosen area, and three returning to the chuck, feeding the whole way.
This is the only system that I am aware of with such a f@#ked regulation.. Too all the guys that are fishing the bait in these areas, do not let the guy across the river from ya, see ya riggin up the juicy ole sack..
As for banning guy's from talking about fishing only because they need bait to catch chrome, is that not acting like the so called ranger on Lynn Creek.. C'mon the mention of bait by most of the guys with 200 posts or more are just pulling the chain.. Let it be-later-dirty