**** happens, fish die... no need to get hot headed about it... I do this on a boat because I don't want to make a mess.. different story, however if I were on the shore.
throwing fish on beach
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Ash;2419801; said:
I agree to kill for sake of killing is wrong no need for that. If you eat them fine .
I have caught many non natives and not 1 did I kill and never will.
Your lucky you seem to have lots of bowfin in your area of Florida . Here I have never caught nor seen any.
I dont have a boat thus fish from shore using chicken livers but only catch catfish .
Yah FL is good for non-native fish
Yes there is a lot of water here, and lots of connecting water ways so its pretty easy for any fish to spread through FL.
However what gets me is that many people think bowfin are FL non-natives, when in fact they are native to FL. They dont hurt bass popluations either, you see tons of bass where there are bowfin. Anyways we fish from the shore of my bf's lake and catch them =] We also rent canoes and fish for them. I catch them in the springs on live bait and in my bf's backyard I use rapala lures.
I do agree its stupid to kill a fish just to kill the fish. If your going to kill eat it, use it or dont kill it. Its not that hard. I've stated the rest of my feelings above =]
Yes there is a lot of water here, and lots of connecting water ways so its pretty easy for any fish to spread through FL.
However what gets me is that many people think bowfin are FL non-natives, when in fact they are native to FL. They dont hurt bass popluations either, you see tons of bass where there are bowfin. Anyways we fish from the shore of my bf's lake and catch them =] We also rent canoes and fish for them. I catch them in the springs on live bait and in my bf's backyard I use rapala lures.
I do agree its stupid to kill a fish just to kill the fish. If your going to kill eat it, use it or dont kill it. Its not that hard. I've stated the rest of my feelings above =]
the only time this is an issue is in a place like Florida, where if you catch an exotic invasive species, like a tilapia or something...you're not supposed to realease it. Then the issue comes up, do you just kill it, because I sure as heck am not going to eat a tilapia or uro caught in the miami canals
if you se him do it again, go to a fish market and return with some huge frozen fish and throw them at him, see how he likes it to have dead fish all over the place!
Again such nonsense is not neccisery that method is a double edged sword. Just report to DNRBottomfeeder;2424298; said:
Cichlaholics Anonymous;2424038; said:
That's why you do like midnight and use them as feeders!
Bottomfeeder, while you're still a child, age is not readily apparent on electronic fora. Act maturely. Surely you wouldn't throw frozen fish at someone putting fish on a pier or shore? If so, I will buy you the fish to throw at the fishermen at Coney Island. After a beating or two, maybe you'll learn what kind of behavior is to be expected.
