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  1. #31
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    Re: Gillnet opening on Tyee Pool

    That is one of the draw backs about the Tyee Club.
    It is now being accepted to release Tyee size salmon.
    See it happening at Duncanby Lodge for example.
    Who really needs a 30lb salmon anyways?
    A 20lb is more practical, imo,

    But, as some state, there arent many taken by the Club either.
    But if we are ever going to see potentially larger salmon in the future, it has to be considered.

    But, the OP was about the nets in the water!
    It is this part that is really becoming controversial.
    Especially with the earlier runs for the Fraser run, that causes the sports industry to stay closed.
    But, even though this run is a species of concern, the Feds are all fine with nets in the river.

    Honestly, the Feds isn't listening.
    Sitting with signs out front a parliament don't do, and will never do dick.
    Got to do it like the folks back east!
    Get in there and destroy those nets in the river, imo.
    Then the government will "have to listen"!!

    Taking it to court like i have heard rumored in the sports fishing industry will take years.
    And the Feds i believe are more than willing to see it happen like that.

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    Arrow Re: Gillnet opening on Tyee Pool

    Some clarification on this DFO created ClusterPhuck:

    "However, the release — and the commotion in response to it — was unnecessary because We Wai Kum members are not planning FSC harvesting in the Tyee Pool, despite having the right to do so, said Chief Councillor Chris Roberts, in a press release.

    “DFO jumped the gun and unnecessarily issued this release because currently there is no intention to exercise our fishing rights in the Tyee Pool, near the mouth of the Campbell River, so everyone is getting worked up over nothing,” said Roberts.

    https://www.campbellrivermirror.com/...-in-tyee-pool/
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVNNhzkJ-UU&feature=related

    Egotistical, Self Centered, Son of a Bitch Killer that Doesn't Play Well With Others.

    Guess he got to Know me

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    Re: Gillnet opening on Tyee Pool

    Wow wind the story up and then it falls flat. Thanks Nog.
    The challenge of retirement is how to spend time without spending money.
    The worst day slinging lead is still better than the best day working.
    Look around is there someone you can introduce to shooting because that’s the only way we will buck the anti gun trend sweeping Canada! "tigrr 2006"


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    Re: Gillnet opening on Tyee Pool

    Thanks Nog and good on the Band!

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    Re: Gillnet opening on Tyee Pool

    Quote Originally Posted by IronNoggin View Post
    Some clarification on this DFO created ClusterPhuck:

    "However, the release — and the commotion in response to it — was unnecessary because We Wai Kum members are not planning FSC harvesting in the Tyee Pool, despite having the right to do so, said Chief Councillor Chris Roberts, in a press release.

    “DFO jumped the gun and unnecessarily issued this release because currently there is no intention to exercise our fishing rights in the Tyee Pool, near the mouth of the Campbell River, so everyone is getting worked up over nothing,” said Roberts.

    https://www.campbellrivermirror.com/...-in-tyee-pool/
    Nog… it’s the news… read between the lines. It is highly likely there was intent to fish it until the public backlash. It’s never as simple as it seems. This was likely a retract statement so WWK didnt feel the backlash from the public.

    quit being so hard on DFO ��. Haha!

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    Re: Gillnet opening on Tyee Pool

    Quote Originally Posted by Bugle M In View Post
    That is one of the draw backs about the Tyee Club.
    It is now being accepted to release Tyee size salmon.
    See it happening at Duncanby Lodge for example.
    Who really needs a 30lb salmon anyways?
    A 20lb is more practical, imo,


    But, as some state, there arent many taken by the Club either.
    But if we are ever going to see potentially larger salmon in the future, it has to be considered.

    But, the OP was about the nets in the water!
    It is this part that is really becoming controversial.
    Especially with the earlier runs for the Fraser run, that causes the sports industry to stay closed.
    But, even though this run is a species of concern, the Feds are all fine with nets in the river.

    Honestly, the Feds isn't listening.
    Sitting with signs out front a parliament don't do, and will never do dick.
    Got to do it like the folks back east!
    Get in there and destroy those nets in the river, imo.
    Then the government will "have to listen"!!

    Taking it to court like i have heard rumored in the sports fishing industry will take years.
    And the Feds i believe are more than willing to see it happen like that.

    Thats the spirit.... keep on lowering the bar.

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