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 Just Released from TPWD
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05/10/13 04:03 PM
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throwback
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At least my boat and truck are paid for, woo hoo!
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Re: Just Released from TPWD
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#8918521
05/10/13 04:04 PM
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throwback
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Scroll down to the salt water advisory.
At least my boat and truck are paid for, woo hoo!
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Re: Just Released from TPWD
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05/10/13 07:56 PM
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TexReds
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Wow...thats alot of my favorite fish and my frequently fished areas...
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Re: Just Released from TPWD
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05/10/13 08:42 PM
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throwback
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It's the advisory for "All Texas Coastal Waters" that's so surprising. Catch and release is all I can say.
At least my boat and truck are paid for, woo hoo!
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Re: Just Released from TPWD
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05/12/13 01:59 PM
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Oldtrackster
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I watched a thread on mercury once before. The research found greatly varying levels of mercury between fish of the same species and size. Most fish had little to no mercury but the advisory is written with an abundance of safety assuming every fish you took and ate we're of the few that contain high levels
Last edited by Oldtrackster; 05/12/13 02:01 PM.
Can someone explain how the Feds count recreational Red Snapper catch?
"Pretty sure it involves a witch doctor, an astrologist, and a tub of KY jelly." - jamisjockey
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