03-12-2003, 04:02 PM
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Sorry to have to tell ya this Tube Dude, but using game fish or their parts is agin' the law here in Utah. So uness you is eatin' carp, suckers or chubs, you'd better not be savin' the heads, tails, guts, 'n such fer them "daddies". But you're right. They love to eat fish. If you put fish on a stringer at Scofield, and they die, the crawdads will be all over them. Like stink on $@%t.
There is one small section of the proclamation devoted to crawfish and the regulations on taking them. There used to be a small section describing the regs. for taking brine shrimp for personal use. I guess since it's turned into such a big business they've had to make too many rules for it to be included in the fishing proc. Next thing you know there'll be a dozen or more rules on how to deal with Mormon crickets.
Anyway, keep up the good work. We all like hearing from ya. Even if you do reside in Arizona these days.
Fishrmn
Sorry to have to tell ya this Tube Dude, but using game fish or their parts is agin' the law here in Utah. So uness you is eatin' carp, suckers or chubs, you'd better not be savin' the heads, tails, guts, 'n such fer them "daddies". But you're right. They love to eat fish. If you put fish on a stringer at Scofield, and they die, the crawdads will be all over them. Like stink on $@%t.
There is one small section of the proclamation devoted to crawfish and the regulations on taking them. There used to be a small section describing the regs. for taking brine shrimp for personal use. I guess since it's turned into such a big business they've had to make too many rules for it to be included in the fishing proc. Next thing you know there'll be a dozen or more rules on how to deal with Mormon crickets.
Anyway, keep up the good work. We all like hearing from ya. Even if you do reside in Arizona these days.
Fishrmn