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May 19, 2022 16:43:04   #
Has anybody looked at ol frankies profile? Under location it says "in hiding" Just like all the other thieves.
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May 19, 2022 16:09:17   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
@CaptJim - better a “poacher” (of common fish) than a rat.


Frankie,

You can go hide with your den of thieves.
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May 19, 2022 15:13:03   #
Graywulff wrote:
Just sayin’


Graywulff,

Thanks for the sentiment, I feel silence is what let's poachers like Frankie get away with it. We need to expose them for what they are, thieves that prey on our resources. I really do not know why Frankie is on this forum that is 99% honest fisherman. No one here is buying his crap.
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May 19, 2022 15:06:05   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
@Plumbob- Again, i am talking about the common freshwater bank fisherman, not deer h****rs or elephant poachers or whaling ships.
Because i believe that the freshwater fishing license is mostly a sham to generate revenue, which it is indeed a racquet, doesn’t make me a criminal or a poacher or sovereign that thinks laws don’t apply to me or that I’m ruining everything for future generations.
That’s silly. The Supreme law of the land is the Constitution/Bill of Rights, common natural law under God. Did you know that your 4th Anendment right completely disappears when you sign your fishing license? Are you ok with armed enforcers shouting PAPERS PLEASE! while they search and or confiscate your cooler and tackle box and rods even if you have zero fish in your possession? If they passed a law that said no one can eat a bologna sandwich with mustard on tuesdays or face a heavy fine, and be caged if you failed to pay said fine, would just blindly “comply because it’s the law?”
But again i digress. I suggest everyone mind their own business unless there is a blatant violation of personal liberties or the environment.
Me with a bucket full of panfish isn’t the end of the world. been doing it for over 50 years and there are just as much of them as ever. But feel free to approach myself and my other unlicensed brothers on the riverbank and chastise us about our criminality to our faces.
@Plumbob- Again, i am talking about the common fr... (show quote)


In the last paragraph Frankie admits he is a poacher. He also admits he has done it for years. I think the last paragraph sums up Frankie....poacher.
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May 19, 2022 14:56:09   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
@CaptJim - I feel sorry for you. Not just because your lack of compassion, but for your authoritarian mindset. The concept of Liberty escapes you. You will lick boots and fall in line without question like a good little c*******t.
I encounter people that have no home address or identification to obtain a fishing license even they wanted to and had money to do so. Many don’t even speak English. I’m sure your ancestors were immigrants at some point. As long as they aren’t violating other peoples rights, private property, etc, who cares if they have a stringer of perch or bluegill or catfish to eat? Did the State stock them also? You probably would call the cops on them wouldn’t you? (from a safe distance of course) “If you want to eat fish, buy them at the store” is an ignorant comment. Having Super bowl tickets on the 50 yard line is a “privilege”, feeding yourself to survive is not. Tight lines Comrade Darren.
@CaptJim - I feel sorry for you. Not just becaus... (show quote)


Just more crap from a poacher who knows absolutely nothing about me. You say I would run and hide while I turned some one in, yet you hurl insults from the safety of the far side of the country. If I turned some one in I would stand there until the warden showed up,(and have) he might need a witness. At 5' 10" and 270lbs not to many poachers will throw a punch at me, but if he did we could also add assault and battery and senior abuse to the charges. You also miss quote me. I said you want CHEAP fish go to the supermarket not if you want to eat fish. Obviously reading is not your forte, or the t***h just does not fit into your scenario. Yes I take protecting our fisheries very seriously. I have spent the last 40 years of my life trying to enhance and protect our fisheries from A-holes like you.
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May 18, 2022 19:34:10   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
ok CaptJim, you’ve admitted to being a snitch rat. I seriously doubt that you’d snitch in front of the person, most likely alerting authorities somewhere at a safe distance so you’re not in any danger of being thrashed man to man for snitching on a fellow fisherman that keeps fish to eat for survival purposes.
PAPERS PLEASE! Papiere bitte!


What I find amazing is that Frankie seems to think you can catch a dinner cheaper than you can buy it. Like I told my charter customers, "you want cheap fish go to the supermarket. You want to have the pleasure of catching a fish you came to the right place" I will spend a minimum of $25 on bait every time I go fishing for myself, sometimes more. My 60 years of fishing have taught me the success of your catch goes up considerably with the quality of your bait. When I ran charters my daily bait bill could go $75 easily. Bait and fuel were my two biggest daily expenses. So let's say you inherited a rod and reel and all the terminal gear. So now all you are spending money on to go fishing is bait. That $25 +/- for bait, with no guarantee of a catch would probably feed his family a couple of meals. So the idea that the poor starving fisherman that cannot afford a license is just trying to feed his family is total nonsense. There are guys like Frankie in all walks of life. They think the laws do not or should apply to them, and have a great line of B.S. to justify it. Frankie is just looking for a way to rationalize his being a cheap a$$. He definitely came to the wrong place to push his crap.
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May 18, 2022 13:15:44   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
ok CaptJim, you’ve admitted to being a snitch rat. I seriously doubt that you’d snitch in front of the person, most likely alerting authorities somewhere at a safe distance so you’re not in any danger of being thrashed man to man for snitching on a fellow fisherman that keeps fish to eat for survival purposes.
PAPERS PLEASE! Papiere bitte!


Frankie, Check out this posting on today's forum.

(CT) Fishermen fined thousands for catching too much carp-Connecticut

So where these guys just hungry too? This is what should happen to poachers. Should have lost all related gear and vehicles as well.
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May 18, 2022 12:40:38   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
ok CaptJim, you’ve admitted to being a snitch rat. I seriously doubt that you’d snitch in front of the person, most likely alerting authorities somewhere at a safe distance so you’re not in any danger of being thrashed man to man for snitching on a fellow fisherman that keeps fish to eat for survival purposes.
PAPERS PLEASE! Papiere bitte!


Frankie,

You can call me names from the safety of 3,000 miles away. You have proven just what you are as well. You are nothing more than a poacher trying to rationalize and justify breaking laws. Just like every other law breaker you have a great excuse for your actions, which boil down to nothing more than B.S.
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May 17, 2022 23:17:36   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
QUESTION: If you pass by a bank fisherman with a bucket full, and that person doesn’t have a license in plain view “on his person” as they say, would you demand to see papers? or would you snitch on him after you got back to your car? or would you just mind your own business and wish that person tight lines?


This is the only way I would get involved in your made up scenario. His license is none of my business. I would hope he has one, but whether he paid what Frankie calls "extortion" or not is between him and the state and really only involves money. But if his bucket of fish included over limit, under size, protected species you bet I would turn him in. That would be a crime against the resource. Those fish are not one persons, they belong to all of us, even you Frankie. Possession limits are set based on a species reproduction, so as not to deplete the specie. Size limits are set so the fish can reproduce at least once if not twice before becoming a legal catch. To allow any one to abuse the resource because they are hungry will thwart all efforts at sustainability.
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May 17, 2022 19:14:34   #
If everybody had the "God given right" approach of Frankie, there would soon be no fish for any one to catch. How many here think ol' Frankie would be the first complaining that the state did not do their job of keeping fish stocks up
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May 17, 2022 18:09:00   #
Frankie 5 Angels wrote:
don’t you care that your God-given rights not to mention your 4th Amendment goes out the window as far as Fish and Game?


Frankie,

I had a fellow on my boat that was here from the Philippines. He told me how they have fishing regulations there but nobody follows them. He even said that it is illegal to have explosives but not illegal to blow-up fish. Needless to say the fishing on shore is horrible, no fish to catch. You have to be a minimum of 50 miles offshore to start finding fish. So Frankie, this generation of fisherman using subsistence methods, do they have a God given right to fish out the waters? Did God give them the right to ruin fishing for every one else to feed themselves? I don't think so. Using "God given right" as an excuse to leave a barren wasteland of water behind you is just a cop-out. If you don't want to follow the law that is your choice, but be ready and willing to pay the consequences. I don't think God gave you permission to fish without a license.
I don't think there is a single person on this forum that is buying your "God given right" routine.
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May 17, 2022 13:28:08   #
In California if you are fishing from a charter boat (like I ran) and a customer is fishing without a license the customer AND the Captain get a citation. I am not about to pay a fine for some one else's f*** up. I checked licenses every morning. Made me an unpaid game warden. You would not believe the number of people I would send back to the bait shop for a one day license .Eventually F&W made it so you could call in from a charter boat and buy a one day license with a credit card over the phone.
We also had a striped bass stamp requirement for a number of years. Any one in possession of striped bass had to have the stamp on their license. Of course a warden checks us and one of the customers that caught a striper does not have the stamp. I know that normally he would lose the rod and reel but that one is mine not his. Warden says the policy is not to take charter owned rods and reels. Also because he had a license but was missing the stamp I would not be cited as well.
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Apr 30, 2022 16:26:06   #
D Tong wrote:
Well I finally got my boat back and it finally has all the stuff working 🙏🙏👍
Purchase boat in April of last year took Tracker to October to deliver when I finally got it on the water the fish finder didn’t work 👎😡🤬
Then I find out the trolling motor is not working 👎😡🤬
There is 60 plus miles from me to Tracker and gas isn’t cheap these days
Anyway had a local Marine service place fix everything and tracker picked up the bill 👍👍 so know I’m going out tomorrow and see how everything goes will be fishing at lake Berryessa this is a picture of the boat
Well I finally got my boat back and it finally has... (show quote)


The two best days of a boat owners life. The day he buys the beauty, and the day he sells the POS.
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Apr 20, 2022 13:37:33   #
Elefantdude wrote:
I know the East Bay Lakes here in the Bay Area require an additional fee for invasive species inspection, each time you go to the lake. But once you pay for one, it is good for 30 days and you still have to make sure your boat/kayak is completely dry. I wonder if getting this additional Mussel Sticker overrides that? I am thinking it doesn't, because even though we have a fishing license, we have to pay another fee to fish on the East Bay Lakes. So many fees!!! Question is, is it really helping our fisheries?
I know the East Bay Lakes here in the Bay Area req... (show quote)


I am almost a daily visitor to Contra Loma Res in Antioch. I gripe about many of the fees they charge. But the $5. fishing fee goes to pay for the fish that are stocked into the lakes. Contra Loma gets a fish delivery about once a month. Many of those trout are trophy size. They are not the small stockers that F&W uses but average at least a couple of pounds. I understand exactly why they are strict on the inspections. Contra Loma is a drinking water reservoir, and has water pumped in and out on regular basis. Those fresh water mussels can wreck havoc on under water pump equipment.
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Apr 19, 2022 13:40:48   #
ggaarryy wrote:
If you go fishing a couple times a week just how do ya get your boat dry?


What they are primarily looking for is a dry bilge. If your boat was dripping water when you were inspected they probably won't pass you. That makes me wonder if they inspect trailer too. It has been in the water.
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