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Topic: get ready for more inspections  (Read 624 times)

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rockfish

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Less Mental than before, Still savage AF tho <3

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mmckee

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Seems it's a no brainer to do what ever it takes to keep invasive species out of our waters, there shouldn't be a need for regulations and people to enforce them.


surfingmarmot

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The record on keeping them out (Google on: Grass Carp, New Zealand Mud Snail) isn't good, but we have to try. I used to get irritated but I realize we have to try so I just deal with it. I just hope it doesn't dent the participation in the sport because of the hassle and costs.