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On Oct 20, 11:09 pm, " JimH" ask wrote:
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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 07:44:07 -0700, penned
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following well considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

On Oct 19, 6:54 pm, wrote:
On Oct 19, 6:22 pm, HK wrote:

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Why would anyone fish down south is beyond me. Warm water, fish
taste
like crap... And don't even get me started on what they
call
lobster

Yeah, I agree. The only way to fish is to freeze your ass off all
of
the time. The only true fishing is in the dead of winter, and that
consists of sitting in your house next to the stove dreaming of it.
I've lived in that crap, and I've lived in the south, give me the
south ANYTIME. You really should broaden your horizons!

Skipper? Skipper!

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Jim, have you found any laws, or treaties that states that because you
live in the proximity of a given body of water, that you own rights to
it, and only those who live near it? As a curious sort, I'd really
like to know where you've gotten that information. And that makes some
questions arise:
What IS the proximity? 2 miles? 5 miles?
What about the people who live near the streams, etc. that feed the
Great Lakes? Given how the water came from their area, wouldn't they
be the real owners of the water, using your analogy?
Which of the great lakes gets the first right of refusal for the
water? There is a flow, so you'd have to wonder.

There are treatys protecting the great lakes...
here's one
link..http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/po...-proposed-anne...
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Don, nowhere does that "comment" address my questions. JimH stated
that no one is entitled to the water but people living in proximity to
the lakes, and that is hogwash. Maybe the millions upon millions of
people that live near the watersheds that supply the great lakes
should divert THEIR water, then sell it! The lakes are supplied by a
very large area.

http://www.cglg.org/pub/charter/index.html

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Reading some of the pages and agreements here, this group seem to be
as interested in using the lake as a focal point for local business,
as they are with keeping the water clean, safe, and uesable. When I
started to read about the trip they took to South America, I said to
myself, how would that help them save the lake, then I saw they were
there promoting local business, not saving the lake. As to the Sierra
club, well....