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Nice Rob. Your solution is eminently reasonable, and the thing is that it reflects the situation boaters already are in. New

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Upper Chattooga - Flow Studies from the "Capacity and Conflict" report rangerrob New
Date: Aug 05 2008, 11:00 GMT
From: GRITS

Only skilled boaters can safely navigate the headwaters, but anyone can walk in and fish. If they're worried about reducing conflict, then reintroducing brookies and eliminating non-native stock would solve this problem. Of course, if they're honest about protecting the river, they'd do that regardless of what kind of recreation it affects, but then they've not been either honest OR reasonable thus far. The part in the last few sentences about protecting angling while mentioning nothing about protecting the recreation of other user groups is telling.

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stocking is bad for wild fish populations cdd New

I post the information to educate the BT reader rangerrob New

<No Subject> <NT> cdd New

Fish stocking is like democratic social programs Billy1Wick New

Good point about the fish. Re getting with other groups they're discriminating against, are there any besides boaters? <NT> GRITS New

not from around there but.... cdd New

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