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Reply With QuoteI don't understand why it can't be common practice for bow fishermen to shoot, take a picture, and dump the carcass right back into the drink. Leaving them around the ramp area or in the dumpsters is just not cool at all.
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To all, this is getting pretty intense. So, here's my two sense worth.
1. IT is a shame that some bow fisherman leave dead fish at a ramp or floating in the lake. I bet these guys are the 10% offenders. The other 90% keep what they shoot or dispose of them properly.
2. The statement that the gut hooked/gill hooked fish that are released to the lake may be true, but if it doesn't have a size limit most fisherman put them on ice and clean them.
3. We ALL need to keep an eye out for abuse for whatever is going on at the lakes, I DID not report abuse of the rules I saw for years, just ignored stuff I knew was wrong, but lately I have contacted DNR when I saw a bad abuse of our fishing rules and they arrested, confiscated stuff for their actions.
4. 95% of the fisherman on the lakes are very good people and abide by the rules. We all need to take the time and effort to get the other 5% in trouble/reported if we can.
Later, Jim
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I don't understand why it can't be common practice for bow fishermen to shoot, take a picture, and dump the carcass right back into the drink. Leaving them around the ramp area or in the dumpsters is just not cool at all.
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Report him to the CO. If it Marshall County report him to an adjacent counties CO.Originally Posted by Clint
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Agreed or in the case of buffalo to actually eat them. I'll put fried buffalo against most freshwater fish in a pepsi challenge and guarantee the person chowing down will be VERY happy.
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Buffalo ribs is my mother in laws favorite. She would take them over any other fish.
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