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On Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:20:07 -0400, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
One final thought - we, and I mean all tournament fishermen, need to reevaluate the landed tournaments and go towards the X series billfish and shark tournament model - on board judges who film, document, measure and tag all catches which are then released back into the eco system. That seems to be the wave of the future. It does take some time for minds to change. Look at bass fishing. When I was a kid, a bass was a meal. These days, at least around here, it's a rare instance when a bass is kept. They are almost always released with the hope they can be caught again. Same with a trout, once the put and take openers are gone. I think quite a few sportsmen are coming around to seeing that ocean fish are too valuable alive, to be caught only once. |
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