Careful with the salmon

martbri7 · 04-28-2011, 02:48 PM

I'm confused by your points. First of all there are numerous species of delicious fish in Lake Winnipesaukee, ever tried white perch? And as I hold a valid NH fishing license I have the right to keep or release as long as I obey the law. I do agree handling can hurt the fish...but fish and game has a great website with valuable tools and information for these issues (rubber net vs. nylon). I don't keep all the fish I catch but its a nice feeling catching a fish grilling it myself and saving myself $$....oh by the way the corn I'm gonna eat was grown myself. Your topic is very sensitive to alot of fishermen and women and you might get alot of heat, but I'm sure we're all aware how are actions are when we fish.

04-28-2011, 02:48 PM	#2
martbri7 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 160 Thanks: 27 Thanked 83 Times in 17 Posts	I'm confused by your points. First of all there are numerous species of delicious fish in Lake Winnipesaukee, ever tried white perch? And as I hold a valid NH fishing license I have the right to keep or release as long as I obey the law. I do agree handling can hurt the fish...but fish and game has a great website with valuable tools and information for these issues (rubber net vs. nylon). I don't keep all the fish I catch but its a nice feeling catching a fish grilling it myself and saving myself $$....oh by the way the corn I'm gonna eat was grown myself. Your topic is very sensitive to alot of fishermen and women and you might get alot of heat, but I'm sure we're all aware how are actions are when we fish.