Are the Amish cleaning the Walleye out of Nolin?

[QUOTE=Skeeter 1;367009]Let's hope they stay on Nolin. A couple of weeks ago when the fishing was really good on Green River the first thing I thought of was here come the amish. I cannot remember the last time I was at Nolin and did not see one of them fishing. Every fish regardless of size and species is in danger of being eaten. The problem is if you have that much time to spend on the lake. There are going to be days when you can load the boat and that's exactly what they are doing.[/QUOTE]

Lets all breathe a sigh of relief that they aren't on here internet scouting or they would be wherever the bite is hot. Whole gangs of them with their seines and bottom trawlers and crosscut saws logging and raping the land worse than Sherman's march to the sea.

Anyone know of any Amish guides in the Lake Nolin area?

Zebadiah Walleyekeeper

[QUOTE=ON3 3Y3D WILLI3;367026]Anyone know of any Amish guides in the Lake Nolin area?

Zebadiah Walleyekeeper[/QUOTE]


Ezekial Fisheater (I think he is kin to Chuck)!

They are not the same. Their beliefs are very miscued. They believe what they are taught because no one except their priest speaks old east German which is what their laws are written in. I have worked next to several families and most dont pay any taxes except sales tax.

Enough of the Amish bashing, I AM AMISH, wait a minute no way I am amish because I could never grow the beard. I AM AMISH, except for the beard and the ability to catch every Walleye in Nolin and the ability to catch every other species in Nolin and the ability to catch every other species at every other lake and the ability to catch any fish anywhere. Take all the exceptions away and I AM AMISH. New name is "Filletemall"