03-18-2016, 02:10 PM
[quote AllFish]
Just don't believe they should be reeled in by a dorsal fin or tail and clipped on a stringer.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm against snagging as well but if shore anglers choose to fish the inlet, thats fine by me. Then again, if the DWR decides they are going to close the inlet, sometime in the future, if does not effect me either. I was just saying it just gives shore anglers a chance to catch them, that they did not have in the past. In the two times I went out to the inlet, in the first year it was open, I caught zero eyes but when fishing for them at the same time of the year, from the rocks, I always caught them. That tells me there are far more eyes spawning in the rock along the dike, than there ever are, in the inlet.
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Just don't believe they should be reeled in by a dorsal fin or tail and clipped on a stringer.
FWIW[/quote]
Don't get me wrong, I'm against snagging as well but if shore anglers choose to fish the inlet, thats fine by me. Then again, if the DWR decides they are going to close the inlet, sometime in the future, if does not effect me either. I was just saying it just gives shore anglers a chance to catch them, that they did not have in the past. In the two times I went out to the inlet, in the first year it was open, I caught zero eyes but when fishing for them at the same time of the year, from the rocks, I always caught them. That tells me there are far more eyes spawning in the rock along the dike, than there ever are, in the inlet.
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