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South bay report & ugly find
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I don't post too often but I can't let this one go. I launched out of J Street before sun up and was landing spotties as the sun was rising. Managed about 15 bass, 2 small halibut, and a yellowfin craoker over the grass beds and then paddled south to the end of the bird reserve island. I don't often catch much down there but it is a cool place to see birds and the occational sea turtle. Well I got to see a sea turtle all right; bloated and decaying in a damned gill net. I called the harbor police when I got home and made a report. They said if the water wasn't too shallow they'e get the net out of there. I metered 14' there at high tide. Mike
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Man, that sucks. Why the hell would there be a gill net in the south bay?!
Good going on reporting it to the police. Hopefully they give a shit. |
thats fucked up
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That is real shitty
But I think the blue shirts would love this post My suggestion... delete it asap |
That really sucks :dong:
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Well first and foremost that is awful!! But who uses gill nets other than scientists nowadays? Good job calling the cops Mike!
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That sucks. Any day I see a sea turtle, is a good day.
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That is so shitty
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people suck.. :(
http://www.removethenets.com/death-toll ANIMALS CAUGHT IN NETS - 1978 - 2008* Turtles: 2,211 Rays: 6,940 Manta Rays: 1,508 Dolphins: 2,310 Sharks: 33,684 The figures above show total catches during the last 30 years. On average, approximately 12.5% of these sharks were tagged and released, although mortality rates vary by species. The above data was supplied by KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board. |
DISGUSTING!!!
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