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04-10-2011, 04:33 PM

Bill Hitchcock Bill Hitchcock started this thread

Location: Morehead City, NC

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Yep-The recreational fishery is a clean fishery. What do you think? A quick release?

How about that! A pelican as a recreational hook and line by catch.

A dead fish on the bottom with not one but two recreational angler lures still stuck in its mouth.

I love the tactic you and your small group of angry ardent anglers employ. Show a few pictures of isolated incidents and paint it as common place. By the way-Didn't you say you were leaving the last post to me about 2 or 3 posts ago?

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