08-12-2011, 01:53 PM
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[#0000ff]...and that frozen fish were often considered in that limit. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]... they take a very broad approach to the frozen fish issue. Surprisingly, it is possible to just keep adding the daily limit to whatever you have in the freezer until you have all the fish you want. Doesn't matter. [/#0000ff][#0000ff][/#0000ff][/quote]
dude. You still don't get it. Merely freezing a fish doesn't remove it from your possession limit. You MUST prepare it in a way that it will keep for longer than 15 days. Freezing doesn't do that. Freezing in combination with vacuum packing DOES. So, to merely freeze your fish, just like in Utah, it is still in your possession. As soon as you fillet it, skin it, and vacuum pack it for long-term keeping, it is no longer counted in your possession. Fish camps don't just take your fish and throw it in the freezer. They fillet it, and vacuum pack it -- PRESTO! -- no more possession limit to deal with.
What's up with all your edited comments? You embarrassed about your misinformed comments? Let that be a lesson to you. If you're going to make comments, learn to live with them. Don't go back and erase them once you've learned differently. Be a man.
With the commericial vs. sport issue, it's tough. On one hand, the commercial guys certainly affect fish populations more than the sport guys. On the other hand, sport anglers need to accept that they also play a hand in these issues. But some common sense needs to be applied -- this is about money. Nothing else. Come up with a solution that benefits the FISH!
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[#0000ff]...and that frozen fish were often considered in that limit. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]... they take a very broad approach to the frozen fish issue. Surprisingly, it is possible to just keep adding the daily limit to whatever you have in the freezer until you have all the fish you want. Doesn't matter. [/#0000ff][#0000ff][/#0000ff][/quote]
dude. You still don't get it. Merely freezing a fish doesn't remove it from your possession limit. You MUST prepare it in a way that it will keep for longer than 15 days. Freezing doesn't do that. Freezing in combination with vacuum packing DOES. So, to merely freeze your fish, just like in Utah, it is still in your possession. As soon as you fillet it, skin it, and vacuum pack it for long-term keeping, it is no longer counted in your possession. Fish camps don't just take your fish and throw it in the freezer. They fillet it, and vacuum pack it -- PRESTO! -- no more possession limit to deal with.
What's up with all your edited comments? You embarrassed about your misinformed comments? Let that be a lesson to you. If you're going to make comments, learn to live with them. Don't go back and erase them once you've learned differently. Be a man.
With the commericial vs. sport issue, it's tough. On one hand, the commercial guys certainly affect fish populations more than the sport guys. On the other hand, sport anglers need to accept that they also play a hand in these issues. But some common sense needs to be applied -- this is about money. Nothing else. Come up with a solution that benefits the FISH!
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