#443901 - 07/15/08 10:43 PM
Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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Attached is her letter to Washington Commissioner Gutzwiler. In addition, she's calling for an economic summary of the sportfishing and commercial fisheries. Here is the link: http://www.ifish.net/board/attachment.php?attachmentid=10027&d=1216130929I normally do not post links to other sites however this is an exception.
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#443999 - 07/16/08 04:34 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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River Nutrients
Registered: 12/30/07
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Thanks BD
Its only been 15 months. Its election time. She has three months to get it done, done, done.
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#444081 - 07/17/08 10:23 AM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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Reverend Tarpones
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Bottom line is this is the first time any politician of her stature has addressed this issue. It's long overdue. I don't care if she is doing it because the devil offered her money to support her crack habit. This discussion is long overdue and I for one am glad to see the issue brought up.
I see this as a big deal. I wonder why there are so few comments?
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#444116 - 07/17/08 01:15 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: Dave Vedder]
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Does this actually mean the WDFW Director will have get off his ass and come up with SELECTIVE commercial fisheries and allow more SELECTIVE sports fisheries, and also stop negotiating away fish to tribes? Sorry to be a pessimist, I will only believe it when I see it.
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#444123 - 07/17/08 01:30 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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Hell she did not win the first, second or third time. if you think that someone that is that deep in the pockets of the tribes is doing anything but lip service to get elected I have a bridge to sell you, but you cant fish from it just gamble.
Edited by starcraft tom (07/17/08 01:31 PM)
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#444158 - 07/17/08 03:15 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: starcraft tom]
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 01/05/07
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Loc: Bremerton, Wa.
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Dave, I think no one is commenting because of so long a time we are all used to the pat on the back and then business as usual. If she is for real on this, its the biggest break sportmen and women have ever got in this state. Maybe the handwriting is on the wall now and even the politicians can see it. At long last maybe we get really heard for the first time. Yup, its a big thing for sure.
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#444220 - 07/17/08 07:41 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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Registered: 06/11/07
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Brian,
That depends on the competition, she needs to polarize and organize the strongest support she can. If her opponent Dino already has the commercial then she goes after what's left and needs to create that unity.
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#444258 - 07/17/08 09:08 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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Bottom line is this is the first time any politician of her stature has addressed this issue. Dave don't you think Norm Dicks has more clout and he is the strongest proponent we have that matters?> This is not the first time this has been addressed either...
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#444308 - 07/18/08 01:18 AM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: grizz1]
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Reverend Tarpones
Registered: 10/09/02
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Loc: West Duvall
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Bottom line is this is the first time any politician of her stature has addressed this issue. Dave don't you think Norm Dicks has more clout and he is the strongest proponent we have that matters?> This is not the first time this has been addressed either... Dicks has long been a strong supporter of sport fishing, but he has little clout with the sate commissioners. He's also a good guy. I have had the chance to sit and have a beer with him and talk fishing. He knows the topic well. If this has been discussed by a politician as high ranking as the governor I missed it. This is where commercial fishing needs to go and I am grateful to any politician discussing it. Who knows what if any action we will get, but I favor our chances more when the governor is talking about it then when she is not. Like it or not commercial fishing is not going away as long as there are fish. We need to move toward selective harvest. I see this discussion as a positive steop in that direction. We need to try to look past party affilliation and look at who can do us the most good. Dicks is a dem and a sport fishers friend. Yet another dem is state senator is one of our worst enemies. I would support Gregoie or Rossi in a heart beat if they could convinvce me they were willing to work hard to bring about selective commercial harvest. i couldn't care less which party bring us what we need, as long as someone does the job. Those who ask the Governor to “do something” about Indian fishing simply don’t understand the history of the issue. I would love to hear what that “something” would be.
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#444343 - 07/18/08 11:26 AM
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#444347 - 07/18/08 12:03 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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The Renegade White Man
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Obviously she is seriuos, she has been trying to remove certain bad eggs from the commision and has been an advocate for sports Fishing. If Rossi is elected we will all be f***** as sportsfisherman, he is bought and paid for by the commercials, besides being a total Jackass !!!
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#444368 - 07/18/08 02:52 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
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Dick Nipples
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Posted on another thread by Dave... This from a meeting of commissioners Wahkiakum County:
".. The other concern Martin raised included the difference in the ratio of kept fish between the commercial and recreational fishery. Martin indicated there are observers who look at each commercial catch. This does not happen for anglers. On average, the commercials kept 3.64 fish for every fish released. In contrast, the sports fishermen are averaging 6.24 kept fish for every one released. The ratio in Bonneville was 4.0, and in Idaho it was 4.1. It is possible the number of fish released could be dramatically under reported. Martin suggested that instead of catching the 19,000 fish they caught, the recreational fishery should have only been catching 11,000 to 12,000 fish. The agencies are trying to figure out a scientific reason for why there is a difference of almost double the amount of fish that are kept for every one released on the lower Columbia, in comparison to the commercial fisheries and the fisheries in Bonneville and Idaho.
Again, Martin asked the County Commissioner to work with other counties, ports, and communities who have been affected by this spring Chinook season on the lower Columbia.
Commissioner Cothren asked if Kent Martin has talked to Dino Rossi's office because he seems interested in this issue. Cothren recommended Martin talk to the Rossi campaign because the sports fishing lobbyists have contacted him and are lobbying him. Rossi's staff indicated that Cothren was the only person, to date, to contact them to discuss the importance of the commercial fishery. Rossi's campaign staff also suggested that the Fish and Wildlife Commission should have a member with a commercial fishing background. Martin indicated that if a member could be found who has no conflict of interest, it would be appropriate. Cothren indicated that Rossi was interested in meeting with the commercial fishery. Martin noted he would be gone from June 5 to July 24, but he was willing to talk to Rossi when he returns. See entire meeting minutes here
www.co.wahkiakum.wa.us/depts/bocc/documents/may20min2008.doc+dino+rossi+commercial+fishing&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us
You sure you want Dino Rossi in charge of appointing new Commissioners? Gregoire has only appointed those who have either a sportfishing or conservation background, or both...the last two commercial hacks we've had on the Commission were disastrous for us, the fish, and the fishing...we've only just now got rid of them and are getting rid of the effects of them being there... Fish on... Todd
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#444413 - 07/18/08 05:25 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: Todd]
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River Nutrients
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Todd: "You sure you want Dino Rossi in charge of appointing new Commissioners?"
I do not know for whom I will vote; however, just because Rossi is willing to speak with the Commercial Fishermen does not rule him out in my book.
After all, we still have the same person as head of WDFW as we had when the Lady Governess stole the last election.
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#444416 - 07/18/08 05:32 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: Phoenix77]
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Dick Nipples
Registered: 03/08/99
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Being "willing to speak" with commercials is not the same as "thinks there should be a commercial fisherman on the commission"...
If you have a bunch of reasons why you think Rossi would be a better Governor, than by all means you should vote for him...but if you think it is because Rossi will be better for fish and fishing, then you are fooling yourself, considerably, too...and with Rossi in the pockets of the commercials, you don't really think that he'd make any effort to get rid of the current Director, who has been the commercial industry's wet dream, do you?
Fish on...
Todd
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#444444 - 07/18/08 09:53 PM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: Todd]
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Juvenile at Sea
Registered: 09/03/01
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So far the Governor has been very good on environmental issues. She has followed through on a lot of the things she has championed and I hope she follows through on this one. Rossi does not believe in climate change which is the largest environmental issue facing us all so how can we expect him to care about our fisheries.
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#444493 - 07/19/08 10:40 AM
Re: Gov. Gregoire calls for selective fisheries
[Re: John Lee Hookum]
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River Nutrients
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I think she took a lot of her ideas from the CCA's positions letter. Which she had received a few weeks before she issued her letter.
Edited by Phoenix77 (07/19/08 04:35 PM)
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