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RE: homesteadphotography contest - Fish and Longhorns @ the WizStead - Post #21

Six bass in an hour sounds pretty good to me, but what do I know? Can you catch them faster?

At least it wasn't the $99 camera lure you lost.

Do you have any catch and release rules? Fish limits? I ask because Oregon has them, but some states don't. I'm guessing you have to get a fishing license to fish, too, right?

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I won't need a fishing license until I turn 16.

  • Oh wait. I done did that. haha Yes, I have one...
    You have to have one even if you are fishing on a pond on your property.
  • Some places have size limits. They also set daily quantity limits.
  • haha that camera lure was the first thing that popped in my head as I saw mine go flying and the line floating down to the ground! haha
    The water wasn't that deep. I could have shed some clothes and gone after it... haha
  • The pond at the end of our lane use to be chuck full of small bass. You could catch one about every 3 or 4 casts regardless of what lure you used. It finally silted in over the years and they froze out...

Okay, so it sounds pretty similar to the laws we have here. Maybe it's universal now. I was kind of hoping some place was the last bastion of freedom when it came to fishing. It's dumb that you have to have a license to fish your own property, and I really think the fisherman should be able to decide what they want to hold onto and what they want to put back. Unless they've got the fish police hanging over their shoulder, how is any of this even enforceable? Fishermen ratting on fishermen?

Oh, well. I don't go very often (once every 10 years maybe), so what's it to me? Just another thing, along with hunting, that the state regulates because they want to control every aspect of life, so they charge people to do what they could do on their own.

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