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[Tyler]

http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=667385

[Chef Lefty]

Guess there is just not enough man power to have steak-outs. I guess their fish are the only ones staying off our borders.
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[critter getter]

i saw a piece of a G net on the beach a week r two a go

[rabbit]

Tie them up in there own net and throw them back in the water. Thats really sick.
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Fishing and Kayaking its a rough life but somebody has to do it.

[Dink]

That is some sad sh!t.

[larry meinert]

Wow! No fish left in Mexico.

[NaTon D]

---hmmm wonder why there's no more fish down there? you'd think they'd put two and two together......this is why we need to get rid of the cartels and corruption, so mexico's gov. can actually govern.....Mexico does actually realize it has a golden opportunity with their ecotourism resources.......I really want to fish in so many places down there....I have fished so many places down there, not since 05 tho - if we decriminalized a 1 certain herb, the majority of the cartels profit would disappear, our jails would empty half out, and we could go fish for bonefish and permit, the hippocricy sickens me.....

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[Drunkswimmer]

When I was stationed in Alaska 10 years ago, i was in a bar speaking with a fellow coastie who was on a cutter in the western Bearing Sea. They responded sunken chinese fishing vessel that the russians had blown out of the water for illegally fishing in their waters.

Even if the guys would have been caught, its not worth the effort to prosecute unless drugs or migrants are invlovled (so im told). The boats get seized and destroyed. Their launcha's are crap but most get seized with nice new motors on them that also get destroyed.

Waste, waste, WASTE and more WASTE!

[Tailwalk watcher]

That story was even on the news up here approx. 150 miles from the US/Canada border. To bad the guys were not caught, could have used someone to swim out bait at PINS... one way swim of course.

Educating the masses is hopefully a good defense to protecting our fish populations for future generations.
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Become a part of the food chain, wade fish.

Native Texan for more than 5 decades, so not one of those Liberal "cactus huggers".

[NaTon D]

------ my argument is.....it's not really the individuals' fault for illegally netting the fish, its' part of a much larger problem.....the fishermen running the nets are just trying to survive and feed a family in a terrible difficult situation there in Mexico.....if they had something better to do, they would be doing it, but they don't. They're only other option is to be a narcotrafficer............this talk on here with drowning them and such will not do a damn bit of good. The people who need our help is their government, who has its hands tied just trying to keep it's population out of mass graves decapitated, it's a real war.
Mexico's problems with overfishing and no regs is part of a larger problem that we are all connected too, and that is corruption and violence within the drug trafficing trade, on both sides of the border. Their government has been hijacked by narcotrafficers making buckets of money via our drug addictions and drug laws in America....... If we want fishing to get better for us here, as there is no "border" for the fish, then we have to push for more transperency, more open-mindedness on how to help them solve their problems, period. Just think if Mexico was safe like Canada, how cool would that be, it's idealistic, but shouldn't that be how we all think?
imagine the fishing access we would have a mere 250 miles from here.

[TroutSlayer]

[Mullet]

[Bluffer]

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