yes, they are preparing to screw us over, for sure, but I will repeat this until I am blue in the face: What are we so worried about protecting? These waters have absolutely SUCKED the last 5 or 6 years....Nothing is like it used to be.......
I pass by these waters on a regular basis, and for the better part of the summer, they have been EMPTY....empty for miles.....nobody even bothering to fish them....
if people were really that concerned that they were about to lose something precious, wouldn't they be out there in droves trying to get in as much as they could, but they are not, and why? Because the fishing is horrendous.......
And for the Arseholes that have paid 3 to 5 thousand dollars to secure a spot on Kensico ( you flaming idiots! ), where are you?????????
I pass the length of Kensico on a regular basis and it has been totally EMPTY.....where are all these fools who greatly overpaid for a spot? They are tired of going on that water and being disappointed, is where they are....buyer's remorse.......and Kensico is one of the BETTER ones in the system!!!
But Kensico, like so many other waters of the system, has been devoid of weeds, which leaves laydowns as the only cover, and when that is not producing, now what do you do? Chasing smallies in the summer, in a water that has depths of 150 feet is no easy thing to do......especially, when you are trying to do this with a rowboat!
But at least , there, the lack of weeds offers an explanation, but what to say of the waters that DO have abundant and beautiful looking weeds where you cannot buy a fish in them?
None of THIS is being addressed.......just a bunch of us whining over how many boats we could have, or where we could have them, meanwhile, we are whining over waters that are being underfished due to sheer frustration of how difficult it has become.
