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<blockquote data-quote="Downrigger" data-source="post: 151945" data-attributes="member: 201">I might be totally off on this and I'm OK with that.&nbsp; I just think it is OK to look at ourselves.&nbsp; I also bet there are a lot of people eating fish out there.&nbsp; I don't but I know people that live for that. High volume fishing does change fisheries.&nbsp; Look at Red Lake (Crappies) (Commercial netting destroyed the walleyes once), Pipestem, and all the small local lakes which are good for 1 year.&nbsp; I fear that Devils Lake could see the same thing if there is a continued decrease in water depth with the current regulations in place.&nbsp; But that's enough for off topic and I wont bring this up again.&nbsp; If someone wants a continued discussion on how wrong I am feel free to PM me.&nbsp; I like a passionate discussion.Headed out for the Big Windy in 4 hours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!&nbsp; Staying at the Casino with an Orange Polaris ATV with tracks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Downrigger, post: 151945, member: 201"] I might be totally off on this and I'm OK with that. I just think it is OK to look at ourselves. I also bet there are a lot of people eating fish out there. I don't but I know people that live for that. High volume fishing does change fisheries. Look at Red Lake (Crappies) (Commercial netting destroyed the walleyes once), Pipestem, and all the small local lakes which are good for 1 year. I fear that Devils Lake could see the same thing if there is a continued decrease in water depth with the current regulations in place. But that's enough for off topic and I wont bring this up again. If someone wants a continued discussion on how wrong I am feel free to PM me. I like a passionate discussion. Headed out for the Big Windy in 4 hours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Staying at the Casino with an Orange Polaris ATV with tracks. [/QUOTE]

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