7/11 PM - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Will B. · 07-13-2006, 10:45 PM

I am glad to see people showing concern about the future of the sport or the fisheries or conservation in general.

I just read the most recent issue of BASS TIMES(a newletter associated with the freshwater bass tournaments) and there were many articles about the degredation of American streams(50%), about pollution, about the invasion of exotic species, about the lack of support for the environment in Washington, etc.

What it means is that freshwater bass anglers are really getting some savy about the larger issues.

It is my hope that us salt water anglers experience such a raise in consciousness as have our freshwater brethern.

But even if we don't, that Madscientist guy is funny as hell!!

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07-13-2006, 10:45 PM	#34
Will B. Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: La Jolla Posts: 96	I am glad to see people showing concern about the future of the sport or the fisheries or conservation in general. I just read the most recent issue of BASS TIMES(a newletter associated with the freshwater bass tournaments) and there were many articles about the degredation of American streams(50%), about pollution, about the invasion of exotic species, about the lack of support for the environment in Washington, etc. What it means is that freshwater bass anglers are really getting some savy about the larger issues. It is my hope that us salt water anglers experience such a raise in consciousness as have our freshwater brethern. But even if we don't, that Madscientist guy is funny as hell!!