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re: Louisiana’s Redfish Population Has Collapsed
Posted on 8/25/22 at 2:27 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
Posted on 8/25/22 at 2:27 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
quote:You just described every boat ever that's not on plane
The hull of the boat being on the bottom / on the grass smashes it and creates a depression everywhere it passes below a certain depth
quote:Yeah I get the concept but I don't see how this is a specific science to blow boats, you do the same thing with a mud motor and the only difference is you till the ground with the mud motor. Plus sounds like a flat bottom would be way better than any kind of V bottom
This allows water to get to places it wasn't in yet and thus accelerates erosion. It's basically creating canals.
Again, no dog in this fight but the logic I'm struggling with, you guys are fighting the wrong devil imo but you can outlaw it idgaf, I'm too old to be bow fishing and sounds like there's not that many redfish left to go catch anyways
This post was edited on 8/25/22 at 2:30 pm
Posted on 8/25/22 at 2:52 pm to Solo Cam
quote:
eah I get the concept but I don't see how this is a specific science to blow boats, you do the same thing with a mud motor and the only difference is you till the ground with the mud motor. Plus sounds like a flat bottom would be way better than any kind of V bottom
They are both destructive in their own unique way. An air boat is gonna ride over the marsh grass instead of going around a point after a few passes that spot is bare dirt then not long after it’s a narrow cut and soon after is a gap. The pro-drives make passes chewing up water bottoms and getting into places that 25yrs ago nobody went into.
As for where does the problem lie it’s a multiphase issue but yet ldwf and CCA are willing to sit back because of not wanting to rock the boat is my opinion. Back when gill nets were banned everyone but the couple of fisherman who commercial fished were in favor for it. Now all of a sudden if changes are going to be made to any sport fishing regulations everyone knows that it’s going to have to affect everyone so if you cut bowfishing cca knows rodnreel limits and Quotas on how many guides can get lic will be on the table. If the guides push for recreational limits they know what’s gonna be said by the several hundred thousand recreational lic holders.
This post was edited on 8/25/22 at 3:09 pm
Posted on 8/25/22 at 2:59 pm to Solo Cam
quote:You're not following him at all. Air boats go where these other boats you're thinking of don't even come close to.
The hull of the boat being on the bottom / on the grass smashes it and creates a depression everywhere it passes below a certain depth
You just described every boat ever that's not on plane
quote:Holy shite.
but I don't see how this is a specific science to blow boats
quote:No, no you don't, though those can be worse in areas they are used in.
you do the same thing with a mud motor and the only difference is you till the ground with the mud motor.
quote:The V bottoms aren't going in those places!
Plus sounds like a flat bottom would be way better than any kind of V bottom
Posted on 8/26/22 at 9:50 am to Solo Cam
quote:
You just described every boat ever that's not on plane
My boat drafts like 14" I'd have to hit the bank going 40 knots to have my Keel hit grass. Anywhere my boat hits bottom hasn't been land in a long long time.
The difference is air boats are running where the Keel is on bottom the whole time, and depressing the bottom/bank while doing it.
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