"I need some help guys"

[baitshopboy]

I recently started a project for an english class and was just wondering/ need aome opions on this topic:

"What do you all think about the new regulation on cleaning fish in your fish house on special regulation lake?"

thanks in advance for your opion.... both sides would be great, because it is an open ended research paper.

[bapperpimp]

I think honest guys will be honest and not-so-honest guys will not be. The only thing I see possibly happening is the not-so-honest guys will eat their fish, hide their bones, and will never get caught - thus taking extra fish. The rule is you can eat the fish but they still count against your daily limit. I think its kindof nice that you can do it, as long as the DNR can ask to see the bones and the fish you still have not fileted ti ensure you are still legal.

[Terrybob]

I will Agree with Pimp, But i also think that the not so honest guys have been doing this for years if not all their lives. I really think that it is a great idea, i mean there is nothing better than fresh fish and how hard is to keep your bones back guts outside on the ice? But of course you are going to have that one bad egg who is going to abuse the priviledge! I guess that i am all for it and i hope that you get an A+ in english because I never did!!!

[mamohr686]

I think with the huge increase in luxury permanent houses with built in stoves, a lot more people will by frying fish in the house. Many times when I only catch one or two I'll let them go because it's not enough for a meal. I guess for a con more people might fry fish so it could impact the population. I also don't really like it when people throw fish on the ice like burbot. I think it would be an eyesore to see a bunch of walleye skins all over the place and the crow that stick around to feed on them. I hope that fishermen clean up after themselves. On the plus side fresh fish tastes great and as long as the daily limits are followed it really shouldn't matter when they get eaten!