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stripermania
03-16-2010, 10:37 PM
The more commercial fishing and netters they allow the worse this will become.
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finchaser
03-16-2010, 11:36 PM
Those are sea herring the ones you use for bass are river herring which are also in trouble and will have a total moritorium on them in 2012.
baitstealer
03-17-2010, 12:42 PM
Wow finchaser I did not know that. I just put up a post asking how to keep herring this year because I am new at it and I dont want to waste them.
Even though I want to use them because guys tell me it is an insane bait to use for big bass, I would not do that if it was illegal. My question is, if they are in danger, why not make the moratorium now instead of 2010?:huh:
Also, why penalize the small guys when it seems with the herring that the commercial fishermen take most of them. I don't agree with a moratorium if they don't stop the commercial guys as well.
finchaser
03-17-2010, 07:14 PM
Wow finchaser I did not know that. I just put up a post asking how to keep herring this year because I am new at it and I dont want to waste them.
Even though I want to use them because guys tell me it is an insane bait to use for big bass, I would not do that if it was illegal. My question is, if they are in danger, why not make the moratorium now instead of 2010?:huh:
Also, why penalize the small guys when it seems with the herring that the commercial fishermen take most of them. I don't agree with a moratorium if they don't stop the commercial guys as well.
moritorium means no one fishes for them
finchaser
03-18-2010, 09:51 AM
Baitstealer I don't know if your from Jersey but if you are
1) you need a fresh water fishing license to catch them
2) no more than 3 hooks so if you use a sabiki rig you need to cut it in half
jigfreak
03-18-2010, 03:07 PM
No more bait pens for them either.:(
I know a few guys in SJ who are more than a little unhappy about that. Can people spell non-compliance here?:burn:
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