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05-08-2014, 04:24 PM

SaltyRecAngler SaltyRecAngler is offline

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“If I want my recreational time to be this trying, I’d take up golf.”

Here, for your consideration, are some thoughts from a fisherman on the frustrating state of sport fishing in the Gulf of Mexico right now:

http://www.reel-time.com/articles/co...n/frustration/

As the author’s friend says: “Heck, if I want my recreational time to be this trying, I’d take up golf.”

Would be interested to hear your thoughts. Is it this bad in the Atlantic? And are there too many rec fishermen to be ignored?

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