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Here it is straight off of AGFC webpage on a desktop computer. Believe what you want.
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It's not believe what I want. I was simply saying if u look in the handbook of Arkansas boating laws, it is not in it. I know u can search the website and find it. but a new law of this magnitude should be front and center on the website and even posted on facebook from their page.
So my question remains....
1). Would this have prevented the Asian carp invasion
and
2). What difference does it make if my cooler or the river carries river water downstream?
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I miss the young man that used to post on here that would of filled this topic with vital information. Too bad he was run off by want to be's.
What’s so vital about a regulation change? Just stay updated, take responsibility and follow the law. Posters come and go on all types of message boards.
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Some regulations are necessary. Agreed. As in don’t kill each other. Not necessary as in don’t keep your fish in water until you get home.
Over regulation makes outlaws of people who don’t need to be.
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Talk to people who have lakes with Salvinia problems and ya'll won't be whining about a simple regulation. It's a big issue on Earling and they just found it on Millwood.
Again.............
I fish rivers and oxbows off those rivers..... I fail to see how my moving a cooler full of water upstream or downstream of that river system is consequential compared to the river moving millions of gallons every day.
Enlighten me.
And it’s not whining. I’m now an outlaw when I try to keep my fish alive until I get them home to clean them.
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