Thread: 10 inch at sardis?

Sorry for not being politically correct on how I feel about out of state fishermen. Should have said no hater here for those guys. Yes they take limits home with them when they go back home and there buddies stay at the campground and fish camps. It's also legal to catch your limit every day and transport 7 limits every day so why wouldn't they do it. It's legal. I would like to see a 2 limit total on transporting. Hope that was politically correct enough.

Originally Posted by hotrod1

Sorry for not being politically correct on how I feel about out of state fishermen. Should have said no hater here for those guys. Yes they take limits home with them when they go back home and there buddies stay at the campground and fish camps. It's also legal to catch your limit every day and transport 7 limits every day so why wouldn't they do it. It's legal. I would like to see a 2 limit total on transporting. Hope that was politically correct enough.

Let me correct you, sir. It IS NOT LEGAL to transport 7 limits every day. Read the regs. Each angler in the vehicle may transport 7 daily limits. Not 7 limits daily. As far as Tennessee or Arkansas fishermen are concerned; I could eat Porterhouse steak for what it would cost to drive to any of the big 4 and pick up crappie. FYI it cost me at least $100 for gas every time I come to Senatobia. I come down there because I enjoy they folks that I fish with, whether I catch a boatload of fish or not. From your post I take it that you lump everyone in the campgrounds in one big conspiratorial group. If one camper goes home, why do you feel that everyone else quit fishing? Political correctness has nothing to do with it. I can believe that you are not a hater. However; I feel that you do have a problem with out-of-state anglers.