Those crying about the "Proposed" Tourney fee's

[lov2fish]

When I actualy researched the numbers. Ever tried it? It's not rocket science, everything is on the web to see. Plus it helps I have a few connections @ the IDNR through ISC Conservation.


The first thing to come out of peoples mouths when their "Opinions" are proven wrong, personal attacks. Prove me wrong and I will eat crow for the entire world to see. It is highly unlikely you will, but if you do my embarrassment is there for the world to laugh at.


Ray Rigby

[hardestyeric]

Not sure if you read your post before you sent it but you started the personal attacks with the tone and sarcasm of your first post. The rest of us are just responding to it.
I believe that team9 pretty well proved you wrong on that other web page. He explained the facts of where the extra tourney fees came from. He explained that it didn't have anything do with management resource, exotic species, or lake resources. It shows that your "opinion" about where the extra tournament fees where coming from is wrong.
For those of you that don't get on that other page, the extra fees are coming from all the paperwork that goes into having the tourneys and the meetings to schedule the tourneys. It also isn't the huge dollar amount jump that some (including myself) have speculated.
Eric H.

[Team9nine]

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON Jun-30-06 AT 09:33AM (EST)[/font][p]Eric, not proving anybody wrong here. Unfortunately, there are a lot of different fees for a lot of different reasons all being argued over in the same post. Many of these don't have anything to do with each other, but it is easy to understand how two guys could be arguing over 2 different fees and where that money goes and not realize it.

Money from the tourney permit stuff is different from money for the launch permit and different from the DNR fees and LARE fees on a boat registration. All have their reasons and their respective budgets they get assigned to, just hard to argue all of them in a single post without getting everyone confused :) The DNR is a pretty huge group with lots of different departmental budgets.

-T9