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Place your shots no closer than 50 feet from their bow as they speed by.
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I think my people are catapulting small carps maybe some monster pikes at boats, wave runners, wake boarders, and water skiers.
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That last statement makes zero sense. The only way they could be harrassed is if they're zipping by too close to a fisherman to get a weight to the side of the head [crazy].
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Wait, you mean not every fisherman carries a paintball gun on their boat to keep the speed demons away? [angelic]
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Aren't fishermen recreationalist too? Boats moving in and crowding? I have had several fishing boats cruise too close and between me and a targeted shore line.
Just a thought, but I take it as everyone, not just non fishing boats.
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Oh thats a great ideal. Might buy one some day [laugh]
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That's stupidity not irony.
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Looks like someone is taking a little joke too seriously.
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^ha ha i was thinking the exact same thing ^
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Gittin inta this here 'scussion iz about like gittin in the middle uv a pissin' contest 'tween two skunks. Haint no way ya gonna come out not stinkin'
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Taken as it is written, that is a bit much!
The only valid scenario I could imaging is the people fishing the banks and from the boat docks in the launching areas. If that is what they meant, they should have explained a little more.
I wish that they would have list of "water rules" that all boaters would have to sign before they launch. Something along the lines of the invasive species papers that are now used. Would it make a difference? Probably not, unless there is some enforcement with it.
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What a load of Bovine Scatology !!! Especially at Yuba. Last time I was there, a large Wake Board boat with full tanks went ripping through the narrows, not more the 50 ft from me. There were at least 3 other boats fishing there and a dozen or so on the bank. They went through, turned around and came back through, throwing a huge wake both ways. If I had not been playing a large Pike at the time, I would have run them down.
The lack of courtesy by skiers, boarders, and jet skis is out of control and it is a wonder we don't see more fatalities like the one at Pineview a year or so ago. Yuba is totally out of control, the number of boats there requires some major supervision and I don't believe that the boys in SLC have a clue !! It is just far enough away from SLC that they feel they don't have to pay any attention. I know in the past, when Ranger Pat was in charge, there was him and one assistant to manage the campground, the lake, and everything else. They have some seasonal people now, but they need to have at least two boats on the water by 8AM to manage the traffic !! That goes for Deer Creek, Jordanelle, Willard, and Pine View, Utah lake is big enough that you rarely see major problems.