01-31-2014, 06:46 PM
[quote PBH]wait a minute!! Hold on. This is crazy....
I'm shaking. I'm
. I'm scared.
did I really just hear that? Did some really just say that another state (Colorado) is doing something wrong, and that Utah is doing some right? Not only right, but I think the statement was " ahead of the game"! WOW!!
Awesome. Truly awesome.
One thing that many people do NOT recognize is that Utah's fisheries managers are usually ahead, not behind, in their management practices. Most people do not recognize this, and continue on with the attitude that the grass is greener elsewhere. Glad to see some recognizing that some of our mangers actually do know what they are doing![/quote]
PBH, Utah is actually well managed, and I travel to fish in Utah almost as much as I fish in Colorado. Most of the heated topics in Utah revolve around illegal introductions or lakes where management is crippled by water regulations, things that are beyond the control of the DWR.
Don't let it go to your head.
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I'm shaking. I'm
. I'm scared. did I really just hear that? Did some really just say that another state (Colorado) is doing something wrong, and that Utah is doing some right? Not only right, but I think the statement was " ahead of the game"! WOW!!
Awesome. Truly awesome.
One thing that many people do NOT recognize is that Utah's fisheries managers are usually ahead, not behind, in their management practices. Most people do not recognize this, and continue on with the attitude that the grass is greener elsewhere. Glad to see some recognizing that some of our mangers actually do know what they are doing![/quote]
PBH, Utah is actually well managed, and I travel to fish in Utah almost as much as I fish in Colorado. Most of the heated topics in Utah revolve around illegal introductions or lakes where management is crippled by water regulations, things that are beyond the control of the DWR.
Don't let it go to your head.
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