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Having read the initial report and all of the replies; I have to somewhat laugh at it all. Being in the outdoor profession and also coming from the midwest (Michigan). I am just curious when certain area just were for a few. I have been in quite a few states and fished in a lot and its always the same thing people say its over crowded. Isn't it all Gods country be be shared by all. I think so. My next thing and this is for all users and personally I think you all should be commended on this, I have never met a more courteous bunch of fishermen in my life (Lakes and Rivers). I have friends that will come out from Michigan and fish and they even mention the fact that if your fishing an area and doing well that people will keep there distance. I'll give you an example, in Michigan when the Salmon and Steelhead runs occur on the river, and this is no joke, you will find guys three deep at the dams casting over one another. A guy gets a fish and guys cast over there lines. So I guess I just don't see what the problem is out here. I have fished the Green, Provo, Weber and I have never had anyone just but in on where I was fishing. I have had guys watch me from the bank but never once had a guy come up and rub elbows like back in Michigan. I guess the biggest thing I could say is Can't we just all get along.

Jeff
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