Just got an email - LJ Closure! - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Holy Mackerel · 07-01-2009, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by bigderel

There will be two types of forms: one general comments form & proposal/location specific ones. Be very specific & constructive with your comments. If you must, vent a little but give everyone something to work with. Try and stay within the guidelines that they must adhere too, and voice your opinion on the areas that matter most to you.

If you are short on time you can be in & out in just a few minutes, but I encourage you to talk to the reps...for both sides. There is a lot of middle ground to be won.

This is an excellent advice for the people shore on time, I am cutting and pasting it on the northern sites. I recommend talking with as many people and "pitch" kayak fishing, and its launch/safety constraints, low impact, etc, etc.... However, if you seriously only have a 5 minutes, you can just drop off a written/typed statement.

chris

Billy V · 07-01-2009, 03:05 PM

The RSG Members want to speak with you.

-In most cases they are accommodating and strive to reach a middle ground that everyone can live with.
That was my experience last night after speaking with a few RSG Members.
Not everyone, but certainly a few.

Remember, these are the people that are drawing the Maps, and cast the Votes.
Its my advice to concentrate your efforts with the attending RSG Members. Especially members who represent Maps that affect your area.

Kayak Fisherman and Spearos have been recognized as a standout group of respectful and conservationist minded people. It is along these lines where we must continue.

One RSG Member at a time.

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07-01-2009, 03:05 PM	#2
Billy V Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bay Ho Posts: 1,382	The RSG Members want to speak with you. -In most cases they are accommodating and strive to reach a middle ground that everyone can live with. That was my experience last night after speaking with a few RSG Members. Not everyone, but certainly a few. Remember, these are the people that are drawing the Maps, and cast the Votes. Its my advice to concentrate your efforts with the attending RSG Members. Especially members who represent Maps that affect your area. Kayak Fisherman and Spearos have been recognized as a standout group of respectful and conservationist minded people. It is along these lines where we must continue. One RSG Member at a time.