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<blockquote data-quote="shorthairsrus" data-source="post: 153359" data-attributes="member: 219">Lunker they post the limits of eyeballs at the cleaning station on FB.&nbsp;&nbsp; Mitchell too no different.&nbsp;&nbsp; Even his current site shows a pic if i remember corrrectly.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I dont have a problem with seeing limits at the table.&nbsp; &nbsp; I really dont.&nbsp;&nbsp; As far as a &quot;decked out&quot; boat not keeping fish --- WTF???? Guide boats imo are decked out --they keep limits --&nbsp; Tournament boats -- chamber / gov cup - they may not be all decked out but most are --- they may not keep a limit - but they kill some big fish.Mitchell's audience is geared to get you to buy the biggest and best of all the gear.&nbsp;&nbsp; That is his business period.&nbsp;&nbsp; ND drags in some serious cash from <a href="https://wsfrprograms.fws.gov/subpages/licenseinfo/HuntingLicCertHistory20042015.pdf" target="_blank">https://wsfrprograms.fws.gov/subpages/licenseinfo/HuntingLicCertHistory20042015.pdf</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="https://wsfrprograms.fws.gov/subpages/licenseinfo/HuntingLicCertHistory20042015.pdf" target="_blank">https://wsfrprograms.fws.gov/subpages/licenseinfo/HuntingLicCertHistory20042015.pdf</a>in general resident licenses are on a decline --- however non resident are increasing.&nbsp; &nbsp; Who is keeping the fish--- well i just happened to have quite a view this summer.&nbsp;&nbsp; IMO we have a fair amount of resys that keep the fish; me included.&nbsp;&nbsp; What i seen is that you have a fair amount of spring early summer residents hittin it hard and keeping fish; like the rest of my buddies - sometimes you keep sometime not ----then by summer they taper off and of course by August the ramps are empty (I love this time of year - best fishing and no crowds!!!).&nbsp; &nbsp; The non-residents are hardcore -- they keep everything -- they are here for only one thing fish fish fish.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then you have the guides with non resiidents and some residents -- they are here for one thing keep keep keep.&nbsp;&nbsp; Doesnt matter the type of boat Jason or electronics --- watch the pros its all method and the ability to get the big fish.&nbsp;&nbsp; ND is bonehead fishing 101.&nbsp; Walleyes are like sunfish in a MN lake - they bite anything.&nbsp;&nbsp; I fished bass from the time i could walk until my early 30s.&nbsp; I probably could count on one hand how many fish i kept during the entire period.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Moral of the story --- Jason wants his cake and eat it too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shorthairsrus, post: 153359, member: 219"] Lunker they post the limits of eyeballs at the cleaning station on FB. Mitchell too no different. Even his current site shows a pic if i remember corrrectly. I dont have a problem with seeing limits at the table. I really dont. As far as a "decked out" boat not keeping fish --- WTF???? Guide boats imo are decked out --they keep limits -- Tournament boats -- chamber / gov cup - they may not be all decked out but most are --- they may not keep a limit - but they kill some big fish. Mitchell's audience is geared to get you to buy the biggest and best of all the gear. That is his business period. ND drags in some serious cash from [url]https://wsfrprograms.fws.gov/subpages/licenseinfo/HuntingLicCertHistory20042015.pdf[/url] [URL]https://wsfrprograms.fws.gov/subpages/licenseinfo/HuntingLicCertHistory20042015.pdf[/URL] in general resident licenses are on a decline --- however non resident are increasing. Who is keeping the fish--- well i just happened to have quite a view this summer. IMO we have a fair amount of resys that keep the fish; me included. What i seen is that you have a fair amount of spring early summer residents hittin it hard and keeping fish; like the rest of my buddies - sometimes you keep sometime not ----then by summer they taper off and of course by August the ramps are empty (I love this time of year - best fishing and no crowds!!!). The non-residents are hardcore -- they keep everything -- they are here for only one thing fish fish fish. Then you have the guides with non resiidents and some residents -- they are here for one thing keep keep keep. Doesnt matter the type of boat Jason or electronics --- watch the pros its all method and the ability to get the big fish. ND is bonehead fishing 101. Walleyes are like sunfish in a MN lake - they bite anything. I fished bass from the time i could walk until my early 30s. I probably could count on one hand how many fish i kept during the entire period. Moral of the story --- Jason wants his cake and eat it too. [/QUOTE]

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