Welcome to Fish Guangzhou 2012 ! - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

PapaDave · 12-02-2011, 11:10 AM

It sounds cool to me that China is developing a fishing industry there. It would be interesting to be able to start up the whole thing using the lessons learned here. Geez, a whole new DFG from scratch, science based rules and restrictions to preserve the ecosystem, build and improve on the lessons we have learned here, avoid the politics like MLPA. Shoot, long range fishing, local sport fishing, live bait enterprises and of course, kayak fishing, it's like a new start with all new species to learn how to fish. Well, okay, I am sure the place is fished by a lot of folks, but maybe someday we would be able to easily go and fish their oceans. Shoot, if I had the bucks I might consider going there just to see what they are up to.

Have you seen the coastline of China? My gosh, so much shoreline, so little time. There are tiny islands all over the place. And I'd bet the sheer variety of types of fish would be incredible, with temps ranging from cool to temperate, to tropical.

12-02-2011, 11:10 AM	#3
PapaDave Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Menifee, CA Posts: 1,474	It sounds cool to me that China is developing a fishing industry there. It would be interesting to be able to start up the whole thing using the lessons learned here. Geez, a whole new DFG from scratch, science based rules and restrictions to preserve the ecosystem, build and improve on the lessons we have learned here, avoid the politics like MLPA. Shoot, long range fishing, local sport fishing, live bait enterprises and of course, kayak fishing, it's like a new start with all new species to learn how to fish. Well, okay, I am sure the place is fished by a lot of folks, but maybe someday we would be able to easily go and fish their oceans. Shoot, if I had the bucks I might consider going there just to see what they are up to. Have you seen the coastline of China? My gosh, so much shoreline, so little time. There are tiny islands all over the place. And I'd bet the sheer variety of types of fish would be incredible, with temps ranging from cool to temperate, to tropical.