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Re: 3 Steps to finding the Best Ponds in Your Area for Bass Fishing
[Re: salex]
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08/23/17 01:59 PM
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BrandoA
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I think the sabre rattling comes from those who spend a lot of time and/or money on their pond(s) only to read posts where someone uses that pond without permission and with such a cavalier attitude about it. I think the average "Pond Hopper/Poacher" doesn't think they are stealing or causing harm, after all they are just fishing, right? Wrong...
I friend of mine who speaks frequently at Pond Management conferences almost always includes the line that the public still thinks that Watermelons, Pecans, and Fish are free. Wrong...
I grew up in the 80's where Pond Hopping was done by many and few landowners cared, because few spent any time or money managing their ponds. Today, that has changed. Using someone else's resource without permission is not OK. Most view it is stealing. When I was growing up in 80' and 90's I had permission to fish ponds and Creeks all over Burnet Cnty. Still have access to some of the places today. Times are sure different.
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Re: 3 Steps to finding the Best Ponds in Your Area for Bass Fishing
[Re: ReeceKennedy]
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08/23/17 02:32 PM
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Meadowlark
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You've probably heard that expression "a fool and his money are soon parted".
Only a fool would open up his stocked pond to the public...and sure enough, the fish that cost him his money will soon be parted.
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