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Re: Have you written your Chattooga letter? Paddleman New
Re: Thats Odd, I thought the FS has handled this whole process in a fair and impartial way rangerrob New
Re: nothing gets national media attention like 100 paddlers showing up when it's running decker New
Re: B.S. you talk a good fight, I got a place for you stay, and will send $20.00 to you toward gas money, and I bet you Louie New
Re: Okay here is scoop fines go from $50 to $500 at the discretion of the ranger ditchbitch New
Date: Jul 21 2008, 14:55 GMT
From: dancytron

	That the best strategy is to comply with the law, but disrupt fishing. The dog and tennis ball idea, or maybe a mask and snorkel seem to be the tools for this.  I personally like to practice swimming with my paddle, as it is an important skill. I am an inactive lawyer, as such, my take is make your point without risking a criminal ticket you have no hope of winning. But, I am 13 hours away and won't be there, so it is easy to encourage others.

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again I say if we're goin to piss off the fishermaen lests do it by boatin and enjoyin the area just like the fishermen. Louie New

as a general rule dancytron New

i think mudpuppy New

It won't help to piss off the fishermen.  If the rules for boating are too restrictive, the USFS may see it, or we sue. <NT> ezwater New

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