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    Re: Fish Kill on Lake Cumberland

    Quote Originally Posted by BuckhrnBasser View Post
    Fisherman account for less than 5% of fish kills this time of year. The Corp of Engineers kills thousands more than we ever will. Why is this a fishing board and everyone blames people for fishing. Ridiculous!
    As a rule, I would not respond to a post like this, but the collective ingnorance and angrorance just just pisses me off. (forgive the sp?)

    CAN YOU QUALIFY THAT STATEMENT WITH DATA???? And I assume, you do have some legitimate (research based) data to back up your off the cuff statement?

    Riciculous, remember...Wolf Creek Dam is a "FLOOD CONTROL DAM"., so keep that in mind when make your judgements, as well as what we as fisherman can to do perserve the quality of striper fishing in LC.

    PS, just checked your personal profile on "fishin.com and find nothing...hasn't been filled out. Just hoping your are not a regular fisherman (catcher <24 inches) on LC, just saying ! But to be fair, if you have a valid KY LIC., catch and release them little ones and long as you feel it's right. It's you legal right to do so!!
    Last edited by FlyLie; 09-06-2011 at 04:36 PM.

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