10-01-2013, 11:11 PM
I realize that it might be an almost impossible task and I do salute the DWR for their management of many waters, but I think that you will have to admit that they have done nothing as far as creating a management plan for Yuba, rather they have talked about it for years,, but done little more than talk.
I have discussed this with Drew Cushings ad nauseum through the years. Whenever I face a difficult task my motto becomes "Start.....The rest is easy".
As difficult as it might be, doing something is a start and the planting of perch and walleye and the liberal limits on smaller pike Is better than anything I have seen for years. For that effort I salute them.
These biologists are smart guys and if they look out of the box and do not resign themselves to defeat before they explore every option, there might be hope.
I appreciate your response and I know that Yuba has been a favorite water of yours through time. I won't give up on them and I will continue to whine in the hopes that it creates dialog and the professionals will look at a real management plan with fresh eyes. Cap
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I have discussed this with Drew Cushings ad nauseum through the years. Whenever I face a difficult task my motto becomes "Start.....The rest is easy".
As difficult as it might be, doing something is a start and the planting of perch and walleye and the liberal limits on smaller pike Is better than anything I have seen for years. For that effort I salute them.
These biologists are smart guys and if they look out of the box and do not resign themselves to defeat before they explore every option, there might be hope.
I appreciate your response and I know that Yuba has been a favorite water of yours through time. I won't give up on them and I will continue to whine in the hopes that it creates dialog and the professionals will look at a real management plan with fresh eyes. Cap
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