04-03-2003, 03:38 PM
I thought you would enjoy that post.
I have been amazed at the response that Widlife Services, the schools, and the local groups get when the call goes out for help. More often than not, I find out about a project, call the same day, and they turn me away because they have had so many calls already.
I tried to be a part of the cleaning station that Rocky Mountain Anglers built at Yuba, they had over 20 people already.
The USU netting to reduce the number of small Walleye and food study at Starvation went on for weeks, two years in a row, and had more help than they needed.
Every year for at least the last 4 years they have done numerous Channel Cat and Pike reduction 3-5 day trips down the Yampa River in Colorado. They pay, you net, trap, and fish. If you don't have a seat the year before, you're not going.
Not too bad for a bunch of hicks from the sticks. I agree that it is very good to see that amount of interest in preserving fishing for future generations.
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I have been amazed at the response that Widlife Services, the schools, and the local groups get when the call goes out for help. More often than not, I find out about a project, call the same day, and they turn me away because they have had so many calls already.
I tried to be a part of the cleaning station that Rocky Mountain Anglers built at Yuba, they had over 20 people already.
The USU netting to reduce the number of small Walleye and food study at Starvation went on for weeks, two years in a row, and had more help than they needed.
Every year for at least the last 4 years they have done numerous Channel Cat and Pike reduction 3-5 day trips down the Yampa River in Colorado. They pay, you net, trap, and fish. If you don't have a seat the year before, you're not going.
Not too bad for a bunch of hicks from the sticks. I agree that it is very good to see that amount of interest in preserving fishing for future generations.
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