Murf, It is about the same here. You might have five boats on a hole, All chiming with corn. That is a lot of crap in the water but as that guy said in another post," I paid for my license" and I am not breaking the law. The guides have other words for you, you d--- fly fishermen want the whole river for yourselves. I don't think it will ever be resolved. Tony
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > This study is under controlled conditions. I don't know if that makes a > difference. What I do know is that after a day of chumming by some boats, > there will be a bunch of dead trout on the bottom of the river. If the corn > is not doing it then what is. These corn chuckers don't normally release any > trout. > > Tony- This was an attempt to show the difference between PA policies and > other states. Fishing in PA is a huge business which raises lots of tax, > business and license revenue. You can't do the San Juan Shuffle on the San > Juan but you can dump a can of corn chum in PA waters. I think the resource > is geared toward revenue enhancement more than environmental prudence. > > Your point about dead fish is more relevant to me than a state sponsored > study. You've spent more time studying trout than those kids with a new > degree and a politician funding their study. > > Murf
