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rts551
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George
Pod of Orcas in front of the house in Nov. Maybe they are helping you out this year.
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Capt. George
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I, and more importantly, the pangeros trying to support their families and Pueblo, would greatly appreciate their help.
gonna visit us in Alaska next summer?
probably won't get back to Ojos till September, ouch!
the captain
\"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men\" Plato
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Tomas Tierra
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yes George...
The force is strong in this young(ish) jedi..
The population of those fuggas is out of control around here(channel islands). nuthin you can do, protected..we are already scared sh-tless about
getting our commercial permits yanked for ANY little violation.. If "they" caught us messing with a piniped we would be strung up on the wharf in
Santa Barbara (right next to arlington west) and stoned ( the bad kind) by the would be protectors of the pinipeds..you know the kind, never been to
the outer islands to see the thousands and thousands of these things all over the beach, but still fighting to protect the "endangered"
seals and sealions...AAAAARRRRGGGHHHH......the truely endangered species that needs protection (or a solid buy out program!) is ME, the commercial
fisherman...
its not enough to restrict us to the brink, but now the mlpa's and other closures that are coming down the pike....We're doomed!!!
is it to early to start drinking?
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Tomas T., A commercial fishermans income, at one time, was determined by his energy and his ability. It's now based on qoutas. You're allowed only to
catch a certain amount. Wouldn't advise anybody to jump into the commercial fishing
game.
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MY GOD!
THAT VIDEO WAS OUTRAGEOUS AND MADE ME WEEP!
If those ocean raping Japanese bast*rds are going to kill dolphins (and everything else), as they obviously are, legal or not, how much does a bullet
cost? I couldn't watch anything after the part where the guy was cutting up a dolphin while it was still flipping around. I sat and cried.
Once, out puttering in my Porta Boat with Graham, we were surrounded by a heard of dolphins in the THOUSANDS. Some were as long as my little boat and
they could have easily dumped us in the drink for a laugh. Happily, they came up for a visit and chatted at us. It lasted for about an hour untill the
straglers got bored with us and left us to catch up with the herd. One of my favorite times.
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M, Tears don't have any affect on people that butcher dolphins.
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I'm big on conservation, but as the late great JR pointed out at the beginning of this thread, the "Children's Pool" in La Jolla is uninhabitable by
children or anyone else due to the level of seal excrement. And they ain't leaving anytime soon . . . 
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my son-in-law a commercial lobsterman/scallop dragger is being slowly clubbed by the marooons in government while the foreign fishing fleets rape the
chit out of everything...The 3/4 boats out of L.A., San Diego and everywhere else are being slowly decimated...but save this and save that continues
day after day???
the bleeding hearts! had 40 miles of beach on the Cape Cod National "Seashore", a (supposedly) National "Recreation" Area. Fought the gestapos in the
Interior Dept for 15 years..a waste of time. All that beach is now down to 8 miles at the most to 1 1/2 or nothing at the least.
Save the piping plover, a bird that flies to South America and is killed for it's feathers....
How's this for our government: We had a covenant attached to the original Deed of Conveyance that conveyed the Province lands over to the Feds (JFK
and his gang in '61). In the "Covenant" it was stated in no uncertain terms that "traditional rights of hunting, fishing and access" would be honored
in perpetuity......wrong! Was told "times change", so says I, documents and covenants don't, Superintendant, were you an Indian Agent in another
life?
His answer, our Government speaking mind you, don't like it "sue us"! So my despise of all the armchair and "professional" environmentalist knows no
bounds. They are despicable and self serving with less care about the environment and wildlife then any of us with a shred of provider instinct left
in us.
No fight left in me, I choose to hide out in Baja and Alaska and do what I can, when I can and with whatever I can....Amerika, land of the free, not
anymore...............Capt. George
\"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men\" Plato
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Then why not
| Quote: | Originally posted by movinguy
I'm big on conservation, but as the late great JR pointed out at the beginning of this thread, the "Children's Pool" in La Jolla is uninhabitable by
children or anyone else due to the level of seal excrement. And they ain't leaving anytime soon . . . |
swim in a public pool like most people have too if they do not have a
pool in the backyard...you know where the buffalo used to roam??? 
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movinguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by kellychapman
| Quote: | Originally posted by movinguy
I'm big on conservation, but as the late great JR pointed out at the beginning of this thread, the "Children's Pool" in La Jolla is uninhabitable by
children or anyone else due to the level of seal excrement. And they ain't leaving anytime soon . . . |
swim in a public pool like most people have too if they do not have a
pool in the backyard...you know where the buffalo used to roam???
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http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/neighborhoods/lajoll...
And by the way, buffalo make terrific burgers also. 
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Foreign fishing fleets.....
| Quote: | Originally posted by Capt. George
my son-in-law a commercial lobsterman/scallop dragger is being slowly clubbed by the marooons in government while the foreign fishing fleets rape the
sh-t out of everything...The 3/4 boats out of L.A., San Diego and everywhere else are being slowly decimated...but save this and save that continues
day after day???
the bleeding hearts! had 40 miles of beach on the Cape Cod National "Seashore", a (supposedly) National "Recreation" Area. Fought the gestapos in the
Interior Dept for 15 years..a waste of time. All that beach is now down to 8 miles at the most to 1 1/2 or nothing at the least.
Save the piping plover, a bird that flies to South America and is killed for it's feathers....
How's this for our government: We had a covenant attached to the original Deed of Conveyance that conveyed the Province lands over to the Feds (JFK
and his gang in '61). In the "Covenant" it was stated in no uncertain terms that "traditional rights of hunting, fishing and access" would be honored
in perpetuity......wrong! Was told "times change", so says I, documents and covenants don't, Superintendant, were you an Indian Agent in another
life?
His answer, our Government speaking mind you, don't like it "sue us"! So my despise of all the armchair and "professional" environmentalist knows no
bounds. They are despicable and self serving with less care about the environment and wildlife then any of us with a shred of provider instinct left
in us.
No fight left in me, I choose to hide out in Baja and Alaska and do what I can, when I can and with whatever I can....Amerika, land of the free, not
anymore...............Capt. George |
I hate them and what they have done. I am from what once was a fishing
town...Bandon Oregon....Charleston area. Once was a fishing community...not anymore...just a fleet of fishing boats rusting away, tied up and no job
to do anymore. Those days are long gone. It is those foreign fishing fleets that caused the chain reaction and they are still taking anything they
can get in their boat.....I too have chose to hide out in Baja because I just could not take it anymore....and do what I can, whenever I want....
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and people jumped on my borro about the so called inviromentalist?? its terrorists and its big bucks out of every bleeding heart that suporting them
be it owls, seal sea lions, plovers , and all the little plants that somone discovered all the well wishing in the world wont make a bit of difference
the lawers and organasations that they reprosent are feeding on peoples and thier money
our polititions are i selling us out to the highst bidding lobbyests its like a bunch of prostetues there little honor or loyality left to this great
county its fast bucks and me me me III got mine and tomorrows somone elses problem
one more thing my typing isnt the greatest but my heart is in the right place so if ya few who dont like it suffer with the rest of us you might
notice im a bit peeed
jerry and judi
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| Quote: | Originally posted by movinguy
I'm big on conservation, but as the late great JR pointed out at the beginning of this thread, the "Children's Pool" in La Jolla is uninhabitable by
children or anyone else due to the level of seal excrement. And they ain't leaving anytime soon . . . |
I'm all for letting the seals have a couple hundred feet of beach. The seals provide lots of entertainment for tourists, and I think humans can carry
there fat butts a couple hundred yards to the north and swim at the cove, or go a mile north and swim at LJ shores.
BTW, I think the seals have more right to object to San Diegans ocean pollution than humans have to complain about a few seal turds.
Personally, I think if we ban seals because of their fecal matter, then we should ban dogs from dog-turd beach in OB. Them dogs and their owners are
worse than seals doing what comes naturally.
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hummmmmmm............
i wonder if these seals taste anything like vaquita?  |
No, more like vagin*!
Therianthropic
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this thread is the best
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You gotta have salt and pepper
because the overzealous protector of the seas has absolutely no taste. And no hard knowledge either.
Yep, the salmon fishery has been declared a failure by the experts. WTH does that mean?
I heard that before. Like 15 -20 yrs ago. Then magically, the salmon came back in record numbers in the late 80s. Things were good. Then..........WTF
happened??
Yep, those sea lions are voracious and smart too. Why are there so many? Gee, aren't Orcas supposed to control our finned best friends? Hmmmmmmmm???
Ok people, simmer down. Get real, it wasn't just the Japanese and Russians draggin' the Continental shelf. Don't forget the long-liners. Don't forget
the drift netting, in-shore gill-netting. We all participated but we never set aside areas for long-range study. We could have learned much.
We're all a bunch of idiots when it comes to managing natural resources. They should dop the "natural" part. Let's face it's always better product
than farmed. That is if it can be farmed.
What to do? What to do?
Hey! Iknow! Sell yer boat! Sell all the boats. Hang all the fishermen. Better yet, sell your countries fishing rights to the Japanese and Koreans.
That might help................feeding some rich cat in Tokyo
Stop exporting products from our waters or....
WE ARE DOOMED!
AH SO!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by movinguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by kellychapman
| Quote: | Originally posted by movinguy
I'm big on conservation, but as the late great JR pointed out at the beginning of this thread, the "Children's Pool" in La Jolla is uninhabitable by
children or anyone else due to the level of seal excrement. And they ain't leaving anytime soon . . . |
swim in a public pool like most people have too if they do not have a
pool in the backyard...you know where the buffalo used to roam???
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http://www.sandiego.gov/citycouncil/cd1/neighborhoods/lajoll...
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thank you as that is the point...I love buffalo prime rib and burgers. Buffalo meat is the best as far as red meat ...I love Emu
too as it is so lean......that is why it would be so nice not to exinquish and to respect the animal.....yummmmmmmmm would I love a buffalo burger...
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kellychapman
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Even with your typing....
| Quote: | Originally posted by jerry
and people jumped on my borro about the so called inviromentalist?? its terrorists and its big bucks out of every bleeding heart that suporting them
be it owls, seal sea lions, plovers , and all the little plants that somone discovered all the well wishing in the world wont make a bit of difference
the lawers and organasations that they reprosent are feeding on peoples and thier money
our polititions are i selling us out to the highst bidding lobbyests its like a bunch of prostetues there little honor or loyality left to this great
county its fast bucks and me me me III got mine and tomorrows somone elses problem
one more thing my typing isnt the greatest but my heart is in the right place so if ya few who dont like it suffer with the rest of us you might
notice im a bit peeed |
very well said if I may say so myself....keep up on this thread and your typing will
get better..... keeps getting better and better....and a hot topic for
sure.....
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Tomas Tierra
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Cypress
not all fisheries operate under direct quotas..still some profitable, sustainable ones out there,not many though...if you can get a permit to fish
them..Something I will not be encouraging my son to get involved in, unfortunatly
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| Quote: | Originally posted by kellychapman
......I am not coming back to this thread again.....barbarians is what you are...... |
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