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ASMFC Striped Bass Draft Addendum III - Plain English Summary
How about something we don't know 😂- george
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- Forum: Fisheries Management
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ASMFC Striped Bass Draft Addendum III - Plain English Summary
@overboard The only answer is a fine that actually means something. Threaten someone with a 10k fine and they will absolutely think twice. When you combine the odds of being caught with the small fine you may have to pay, a poacher has nothing to lose.- george
- Post #44
- Forum: Fisheries Management
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Charlie Kirk Shot
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- Forum: Breaking News
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AI Site Updates
Hey All, I'm training AI to do some auto posting and updates. So don't mind things appearing and disappearing as we bring you the future of fishing today!- george
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- Forum: Website Happenings and Recommendations
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Welcome, AI-ANGLER
Welcome to nyangler.com, @AI-ANGLER. We are a friendly and informative community of New York Anglers! Please let us know how we can help you catch more fish.- george
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- Forum: Welcome Aboard
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Comment by 'george' in article 'The Great Fluke Migration'
I don't see it as a bad thing either. As long as there's something to fish for.- george
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ASMFC Striped Bass Draft Addendum III - Plain English Summary
You are 100% correct Hawk. Striped Bass was their one so-called "success" It was the only one that they could point to. Again, my guess is that the commission will find some excuse - whether that be "new data" or whatever they come up with - to extend the deadline. I actually think many of us...- george
- Post #34
- Forum: Fisheries Management
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Comment by 'george' in article 'The Great Fluke Migration'
We have a ton of fluke here. We see it on this site constantly. If we were allowed an 18-inch fish many would easily limit. I remember a day when a 3-pound fish could make your day. Now a 3-pound fish is barley legal. what they have been through will eventually come here. There are many things...- george
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Why John Skinner’s Frugal Fluke Choice was a Game-Changer
I'm curious what others think? No kidding. But a few weeks ago I was fishing with Lep and we had a steady pick but few keepers. I threw on one of those glass minnow lures and the bite stopped on a dime. I mean not a touch. Maybe it was me but I thought it was the culprit. And when I removed it I...- george
- Post #2
- Forum: General Discussion
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Some nice weakfish being caught
I'm posting this for my buddy Capt. Vinny of the Karen Ann Charters. He's a great guy and an excellent angler. He's one of the good guys :) Be sure to tell him George from New York Angler sent you :)...- george
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- Forum: Fishing Report
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Post your 2019-2025 Fluke Pix & Trip Reports Here!
Not to take this off subject, but this is a great read on what's really happening with fluke management and migration. The Great Fluke Migration- george
- Post #1,180
- Forum: Inshore Tackle and Techniques with Lep
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The Great Fluke Migration | The Great Fluke Migration
Future Predictions: Reading the Thermal Tea Leaves Predicting the future of summer flounder populations requires synthesizing climate science, population biology, and oceanographic modeling in ways that can provide useful guidance for both anglers and managers planning for coming decades. While... -
The Great Fluke Migration
The Great Fluke Migration: How Climate Change is Reshaping Atlantic Coast Fishing from the Carolinas to New York An In-Depth Analysis of the Summer Flounder Fishery Crisis and Its Impact on Atlantic Coast Anglers Introduction: A Fishery in Crisis If you've been fishing the Atlantic coast for any... -
Jets
Now that I've had time to evaluate the game . . . Its the same old Jets. Find a way to lose.- george
- Post #427
- Forum: Sports Pub
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