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WizardSleeve
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re: Reminder: Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Meeting Tomorrow
Posted by WizardSleeve on 1/14/26 at 9:00 pm to KemoSabe65
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Many on the state board prefer a kinder-gentler approach
Thus frustrated me but after being involved a lot recently and talking to cca leadership and others (trcp) the cca has been reluctant to go scorched earth on the menhaden issue because it will risk ability to get cooperation on other things, like artificial reefs for example.
But this year things changed. The public is more educated and there is more desire in cca leadership to come out swinging now and press the menhaden issue. At least in my opinion.
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re: Reminder: Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Meeting Tomorrow
Posted by WizardSleeve on 1/14/26 at 2:34 pm to CHEDBALLZ
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CHEDBALLZ
EXCELLENT content and delivery.
Nailed the big points well. :cheers:
Also call your state rep and senator and give them this perspective too. Tell them we need their focus on this issue at the Capitol.
re: Agitator Swipes BP Agents Arm When He is Told to Get Back He Finds Out
Posted by WizardSleeve on 1/11/26 at 5:43 pm to Bayou_Tiger_225
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That was pretty weak
There’s a line and he crossed it. Zero tolerance. frick the limp enforcement of law, thats how our cities have turned into dumps and the country has been overrun by 3rd world degenerates.
re: Has the interview with Maduro's bodyguard been shared here?
Posted by WizardSleeve on 1/10/26 at 11:11 am to stout
That’s amazing if true. Like an episode of Stranger Things.
Honestly though none of us should be completely shocked to find that the US actually has some kind of secret technology for use in situations like this. I think about what the people like us in 1945 would have thought if we heard the US was developing a nuclear bomb that could incinerate a city in one blast. Would have sounded far fetched.
Honestly though none of us should be completely shocked to find that the US actually has some kind of secret technology for use in situations like this. I think about what the people like us in 1945 would have thought if we heard the US was developing a nuclear bomb that could incinerate a city in one blast. Would have sounded far fetched.
re: Went Snow Skiing again this weekend - an observation
Posted by WizardSleeve on 1/6/26 at 3:07 pm to BTROleMisser
Honestly higher % of AA than I would have thought.
re: The thing that makes a functional civilization possible is fragile
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/31/25 at 12:12 am to StansberryRules
All true. But on average higher IQ people self-govern more effectively. Low IQ people make poor decisions with short sighted reasoning. On average the people that abandon the shopping cart are lower IQ because impulse control tracks proportionately with IQ.
We will abort our civilization both by continuing to import low IQ people from their own failed civilizations and incentivizing the population growth of low IQ populations currently here.
What we have is a high trust society. And it only works if it is filled with individuals that act in good faith because they are intelligent enough to see the long term consequences of their actions. Low IQ people fulfill their immediate impulses, like stealing, and are necessarily also low trust people. .
We will abort our civilization both by continuing to import low IQ people from their own failed civilizations and incentivizing the population growth of low IQ populations currently here.
What we have is a high trust society. And it only works if it is filled with individuals that act in good faith because they are intelligent enough to see the long term consequences of their actions. Low IQ people fulfill their immediate impulses, like stealing, and are necessarily also low trust people. .
re: With the ban looming, what do you think happens with THC beverages?
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/24/25 at 4:00 pm to jcaz
Psychosis and suicide attempt following a single use of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabiphorol: A case report
I have consumed a few of the D9 seltzers and think they are amazing if taken in moderation. Def strong effects when you have no tolerance, so dont need much to feel buzzed, and love the no hangover. However legitimately documented cases of psychosis are the main fuel behind the pro ban crowd. Alcohol or flower lobby are using these examples as a weapon to push the ban. Unless they can be refuted, the federal ban will stick. No one in government wants to be involved in legalizing D9 THC products if they believe it can cause someone to stab themselves in the chest. This is a legit medical journal documenting this case. How would the pro D9 THC crowd argue this?
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patient who was brought into the emergency department with a self-inflicted stab wound to the chest after consuming 8 mg of ?9-THCP. The patient was a regular user of standard tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) products from dispensaries and had no history of psychotic symptoms. The patient consumed the 8 mg just over 2 days prior to admission and noted psychotic symptoms for 48 h. The symptoms included depersonalization and a belief that he was already dead.
I have consumed a few of the D9 seltzers and think they are amazing if taken in moderation. Def strong effects when you have no tolerance, so dont need much to feel buzzed, and love the no hangover. However legitimately documented cases of psychosis are the main fuel behind the pro ban crowd. Alcohol or flower lobby are using these examples as a weapon to push the ban. Unless they can be refuted, the federal ban will stick. No one in government wants to be involved in legalizing D9 THC products if they believe it can cause someone to stab themselves in the chest. This is a legit medical journal documenting this case. How would the pro D9 THC crowd argue this?
re: Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/18/25 at 9:31 pm to Slickback
quote:
Who made this decision? Politicians? WLF? A commission? Someone needs to be accountable to answer the question as to “why”?
The decision is made by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission. It is a board of 7 appointed commissioners.
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If it’s the commission, then who appointed them? Are they getting paid or is the politician that appointed them getting paid?
They are all appointed by a governor. Some were appointed by JBE and some by Jeff Landry. The current makeup of the LWF Commission is 4-3 in favor of commercial interests, due to the appointees from Landry.
Landry’s campaign benefited from hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions from the menhaden industry. There might be some other under-the-table benefits going on, but there was a ton of money publicly contributed by these menhaden companies and owners to Jeff Landry and they are now getting the benefits of cherry picked commissioners friendly to them.
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That’s where my breakdown in understanding is. If the people of Louisiana (the sportsman at least) are so against this, and have gobs of evidence against it, then why would the boundary get changed? Who can answer that question for the people?
An excellent question. The 3 commissioners friendly to conservation and recreational interests voted against the buffer change. The 4 who voted in favor of decreasing the buffer are all aligned with commercial interests. Two own alligator farms. One owned a shrimp dock. Jimmy Martin was a commercial fisherman and was appointed by Landry early this year. Chairman Sagrera was also appointed by Landry this year and is one of the alligator farmers. This changed the commission to be favorable to the menhaden reduction industry.
I was in the Nov 6 hearing and it was very heated and obvious how each of them would vote. The 4 commercial friendly guys were confrontational to the commenters who were against the pogy boats. Jimmy Martin, in an bizarre off topic question, asked the owner of Puglia’s sporting goods if he sold barbless hooks, because if he didnt sell barbless hooks he was somehow doing more harm to the ecosystem than the pogy boats. It was the most wildly ignorant statement and I was embarrassed as a Louisiana resident that these guys are making such important decisions. One of the commissioners who owns alligator farms was on his phone the entire time, not really listening to the people who got up to speak and comment. The guy who owned the shrimp dock was the deciding vote and he voted with the pogy boats because the shrimp industry is aligned with the pogy boats. They kill a lot of bycatch also and view any threat to the pogy reduction industry as a future threat to them.
There is definitely a strange alliance and solidarity between the pogy reduction industry and all other commercial fishing and shrimping mom and pop businesses. It’s ironic because there would be more fish available for our commercial fishermen if it weren’t for the pogy boats and the real kicker is the reduction product fish meal and oil is almost exclusively used in aquaculture overseas, including shrimp and salmon that are sold back into our market to compete against our own domestic commercial shrimpers and fishermen. Omega themselves own one of the largest shrimp farms in Central America. They harvest our pogies to feed their farms.
One speaker got to the podium and brought up that the 2 commissioners owning alligator farms would be an obvious conflict of interest since the main cost in farming alligators is the feed… made from menhaden. So the cost of their feed would go up if the harvest of menhaden was reduced. It’s highly unethical and an ethics complaint has been filed, to my knowledge.
TLDR: Jeff Landry was elected from pogy industry money - he appointed commissioners friendly to the industry - they vote in their best interests, not in the interests of the people of Louisiana.
I will add that the menhaden people and their lobbyists are very friendly with Jeff Landry and this kind of stuff only happens with the governor on board. 100% he was aware of this buffer change. Many people reached out to him to try to stop it, telling him it would be a political issue for him later, but he ignored and essentially responded that these menhaden companies would lose jobs if we didn’t accommodate them. Or at least thats what Ive heard from more than one person who has spoken to him about it.
If you dont like what’s happening with the pogy boats, it’s ultimately all on Jeff Landry.
re: What line are y’all using for inshore saltwater (La)?
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/18/25 at 8:52 pm to Chipand2Putts
After many years of trying lots of lines I’ve settled on simple Power Pro Spectra 20lb, it casts so far. Just awesome line. Dont need 30 lbs unless you’re regularly horsing bull reds or something like that. I use 25 or 30 lb Seaguar or Ande Fluoro, whichever is handy. For tight-line to jig head I tie braid to mono with a modified Alberto knot. Works great for the skinny 20lb braid to thicker Fluoro connection.
re: Is 7 years old too young to fish hopedale
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 8:48 pm to RatherHunt
Hell yeah 7 is perfect for hopedale. Much of hopedale to Delacroix can be fished in fall and winter without any open water runs, all interior marsh safe and low intensity boat rides for kids. Find drains and points or pockets with tide falling and good clean water, put a shrimp under a cork up near the cut or bank and hold on!
re: First Round has to be WR this year
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 8:31 pm to Chrome
Can’t win like we want to win without dominant O and D lines. Investment needs to be here. Can get by with serviceable WR and RB if you have the best O line in the division. Watching back the highlights of Shough this weekend all of his key good passes resulted from great protection and a decent pocket. Panthers rushed 4 and we blocked them giving a clean pocket to step up and throw. It’s really simple.
re: Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 4:11 pm to Neauxla
quote:Yep thats what that $780k of known public contributions bought. Likely a lot more in unknown contributions like invites to Francois Kuttel's yacht in the Mediterranean or $15 million vacation house in Aspen. They bought a governor friendly to the industry.
supposed to limit it to 1 miles and then the new gov got elected
Here's a YouTube of the show from this morning if you missed it.
YouTube Don Dubuc WWL 870 Menhaden Segement
re: Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 1:56 pm to Bayou_Tiger_225
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Don also asked Ben why Louisiana should be different than the rest of the gulf states that have either banned or heavily regulated the lovey industry. Ben’s direct answer was “our coast are different than theirs. That’s why.” No follow up or further elaboration.
Yeah he called Louisiana “a working coast” trying to imply that somehow we should tolerate factory ships harvesting everything they can simply because we dont have white sand beaches and condos the whole length of our coastline.
re: Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 1:51 pm to Bayou_Tiger_225
quote:
I was really impressed by Don. He had clearly read up on everything and was ready to go.
Agreed. He did a great job. Came across as very reasonable too.
re: Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 1:20 pm to Bayou_Tiger_225
Normally I think Ben Landry does a good job arguing in favor of the industry, but usually he isnt talking to someone who knows the subject as well as Don Dubuc did during this interview.
The stuff about campaign contributions was not a good look for the pogy boats. Ben said “it isnt as much as you think it is” and then Don brought up the actual donations of $780k right after that. Made him and the industry look kind of dishonest. They made the contributions, they should own them and explain why they contribute heavily to politicians. He instead said “recreational anglers probably give way more to politicians” or something like that, which I dont think anyone believes. CCA isnt allowed to make political contributions as a non-profit.
The stuff about campaign contributions was not a good look for the pogy boats. Ben said “it isnt as much as you think it is” and then Don brought up the actual donations of $780k right after that. Made him and the industry look kind of dishonest. They made the contributions, they should own them and explain why they contribute heavily to politicians. He instead said “recreational anglers probably give way more to politicians” or something like that, which I dont think anyone believes. CCA isnt allowed to make political contributions as a non-profit.
re: Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 9:47 am to SilverPoon985
Don's show comes out as a podcast every week, I listen to it sometimes on apple podcasts. If I see it when it comes out I'll post here.
Don Dubuc 870 AM 2hr Special Menhaden Discussion This Morning
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 7:22 am
Just a heads up for anyone in their cars or listening to the radio at work, tune in to 870 AM today to listen to Don Dubuc interview a few folks to dig into the menhaden (pogy boats) issues. Segment starts at 8 AM.
Listen to Ben Landry spin propaganda for the international companies raping our resource at 8am
Rep Orgeron will get on at 845
Chris Macaluso with TRCP and Rad Trascher from CCA will be on at 910.
Listen to Ben Landry spin propaganda for the international companies raping our resource at 8am
Rep Orgeron will get on at 845
Chris Macaluso with TRCP and Rad Trascher from CCA will be on at 910.
re: Need New Tires - What AT you running?
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/17/25 at 7:03 am to GeauxTime9
I put some Toyo Open Country AT3 load range C on a Jeep Unlimited and they are the nicest riding all terrain tires Ive had. I think the load range options are important. Not all brands have the ideal load range for your vehicle. People put higher-ply load range E tires on Jeeps, for example, because they like the tread or styling of a certain tire and it rides like shite. Like tying bricks to the wheels.
What vehicle are you putting tires on?
What vehicle are you putting tires on?
re: 24/32 (75%), 272 yds passing 32 yards rushing (304 total), 1 TD/0 TO
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/14/25 at 6:36 pm to blackandgolddude
75% and there were drops too! Could have been over 80%
re: Power Pole Blades, Minn Kota Raptors Or Anything Else?
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/14/25 at 8:06 am to WillFerrellisking
I have 2 regular 8’ power poles on my bay boat and love them but I have had to replace the boards on both of them after 3 years of use. Easy to do and not expensive. Everything else has been flawless and I use them a lot.
Buddy has the Raptors and they look nice. MK makes good products that work well so I have no doubt they are also great.
Whatever you do just dont buy a Talon. I’ve had to help more than 1 friend deal with a talon with broken cables stuck in the down position.
Buddy has the Raptors and they look nice. MK makes good products that work well so I have no doubt they are also great.
Whatever you do just dont buy a Talon. I’ve had to help more than 1 friend deal with a talon with broken cables stuck in the down position.
re: Pogy Boat Buffer - Next Steps
Posted by WizardSleeve on 12/11/25 at 12:22 pm to Slickback
The pogie boat viewpoint in the video cited several facts that were false and unfortunately the interviewer didn't know enough about the issue to check them on it. This is standard operating procedure for the industry - to lie about things and present their impact on our state in a false way.
He starts by saying that "foreign ownership isnt a factor" in their industry pointing out that the fishing companies are American owned. Legally in the USA a foreign owned fishing vessel is not allowed to fish so the foreign parent companies set up as owned in the USA to own and operate the boats themselves. The factories where 100% of the product is processed is owned by the foreign parent companies (Omega = Cooke Aquaculture and Daybrook = Oceana). Its shows how slimy they are to present their ownership this way. This guy himself works for Omega which is a 100% foreign owned company. Foreign entities are in fact taking the menhaden, despite putting American flags on the boats.
His explanation of what happened during the tarpon fishermen conflict, where they caught tarpon in the net, was false. The tarpon fishermen have video of the pogy boats steaming close to the recreational fisherman right in the middle of where they were fishing. He talks about the pogy boats trying to avoid conflict but in this case they tarpon fishermen were already there and the pogy boats pushed right into them. I know a few of the tarpon guys who were out there personally and they are very credible. They said that they radioed the pogy boats to avoid the area because there were 6 tarpon boats working a school. The warning was ignored and the pogy boats ended up killing at least one tarpon and there was video of the tarpon caught in their nets, many of you have seen this video Im sure.
"we've been harvesting in the gulf for probably 80 or 90 years" is a false statement and misrepresents the truth. The Louisiana pogy plants were built in the late 1960s. The first initial landings of menhaden in Louisiana were in 1948. The amount that was harvested in the 1950s and 1960s was tiny, compared to today. Since the 1980s until today the industry dramatically ramped up harvest and thats when the damage occurred. They paint a picture where the way they harvest today is the same they've harvested for 100 years. Complete garbage.
He briefly mentions the GSMFC assessment to say that the amount they harvest "is sustainable" and begins talking about making sure there is enough menhaden in the water to feed key predators. The assessment done by GSMFC only looks at the menhaden population and doesnt look at the ecosystem and predator indicators at all, like they do in the Atlantic. The industry here has fought that tooth and nail because they know that as soon as the menhaden can be managed based on the needs of predators, they will have to dramatically cut their harvest. Currently they harvest an unlimited amount and they are able to take 20% of the total gulf biomass on average. This doesnt collapse the menhaden population, they end up catching what is replaced almost every year. This is called fishing to maximum sustainable yield. It is an intelligent way to manage a predator stock, but not a forage stock because MSY ignores the what the menhaden stock means to other species. To even mention that they care about predator species is such a bad faith thing to say. Super sleezy. As long as they are able to catch the same amount every year, in general, the stock is not considered "overfished" from an MSY perspective. And this is the vernacular they use. "sustainable". But it doesnt mean that they arent hurting predator populations. It isnt sustainable for the fish that depend on the menhaden. Over 1 billion lbs of pogy are removed annually. Imagine how many fish that would have fed.
He talks about the buffer being reduced in some areas because they dont see a lot of recreational anglers there. This is not why there is a buffer. The buffer is to protect nearshore predators like reds, trout, and tarpon, not to allow the pogy boats to fish and not have to compete with recreational anglers.
"I've always said that a man's livelihood should be treated at least as equal or more important than another man's hobby." This is the most offensive thing he said. There are 300,000 recreational saltwater fishing licenses in Louisiana. Menhaden are a public resource and no one has any more right to them than the other. The waters are a public resource. No one has any more right to be there than the next guy. They didnt buy the rights to an area, they didnt purchase the rights to the menhaden. Just a disgusting attitude and shows behind the curtain of who these people really area. They think they should be allowed to do whatever they want with the resource because they use it to pay their bills. The rest of us who work another job in order to enjoy the resources can go pound sand. Such a nasty attitude by these people.
"This degree of harvest isnt unusual" is totally false. There was no harvest prior to 1948 and the harvest from 1948 to 1970 was less than half of what it is today. Only in the last 40 years have they been obliterating the forage base. The USUAL harvest of menhaden is zero. It's banned in most states.
"We earned the moniker Sportsman's Paradise when there were triple the number of pogy plants and double the vessel" is completely false. The moniker Sportsman's Paradise started closer to 1900 when Theodore Roosevelt visited Louisiana and helped publicize the abundance of fish and wildlife here. It was already well in the public vernacular before the first documented industrial harvest of pogy in 1948. It was on license plates before the pogy plants were built. Once again shows how sleezy these guys are. Just total lies. The ecosystem was far more vibrant and productive before the pogy boats arrived here and thats when we earned the name Sportsman's Paradise.
"Its better if there's not as much tension." "We need to dial down the rhetoric and temperature." This is him just saying - "Let us continue to rape and pillage the most important coastal resource in peace, we are making good money with it"
He starts by saying that "foreign ownership isnt a factor" in their industry pointing out that the fishing companies are American owned. Legally in the USA a foreign owned fishing vessel is not allowed to fish so the foreign parent companies set up as owned in the USA to own and operate the boats themselves. The factories where 100% of the product is processed is owned by the foreign parent companies (Omega = Cooke Aquaculture and Daybrook = Oceana). Its shows how slimy they are to present their ownership this way. This guy himself works for Omega which is a 100% foreign owned company. Foreign entities are in fact taking the menhaden, despite putting American flags on the boats.
His explanation of what happened during the tarpon fishermen conflict, where they caught tarpon in the net, was false. The tarpon fishermen have video of the pogy boats steaming close to the recreational fisherman right in the middle of where they were fishing. He talks about the pogy boats trying to avoid conflict but in this case they tarpon fishermen were already there and the pogy boats pushed right into them. I know a few of the tarpon guys who were out there personally and they are very credible. They said that they radioed the pogy boats to avoid the area because there were 6 tarpon boats working a school. The warning was ignored and the pogy boats ended up killing at least one tarpon and there was video of the tarpon caught in their nets, many of you have seen this video Im sure.
"we've been harvesting in the gulf for probably 80 or 90 years" is a false statement and misrepresents the truth. The Louisiana pogy plants were built in the late 1960s. The first initial landings of menhaden in Louisiana were in 1948. The amount that was harvested in the 1950s and 1960s was tiny, compared to today. Since the 1980s until today the industry dramatically ramped up harvest and thats when the damage occurred. They paint a picture where the way they harvest today is the same they've harvested for 100 years. Complete garbage.
He briefly mentions the GSMFC assessment to say that the amount they harvest "is sustainable" and begins talking about making sure there is enough menhaden in the water to feed key predators. The assessment done by GSMFC only looks at the menhaden population and doesnt look at the ecosystem and predator indicators at all, like they do in the Atlantic. The industry here has fought that tooth and nail because they know that as soon as the menhaden can be managed based on the needs of predators, they will have to dramatically cut their harvest. Currently they harvest an unlimited amount and they are able to take 20% of the total gulf biomass on average. This doesnt collapse the menhaden population, they end up catching what is replaced almost every year. This is called fishing to maximum sustainable yield. It is an intelligent way to manage a predator stock, but not a forage stock because MSY ignores the what the menhaden stock means to other species. To even mention that they care about predator species is such a bad faith thing to say. Super sleezy. As long as they are able to catch the same amount every year, in general, the stock is not considered "overfished" from an MSY perspective. And this is the vernacular they use. "sustainable". But it doesnt mean that they arent hurting predator populations. It isnt sustainable for the fish that depend on the menhaden. Over 1 billion lbs of pogy are removed annually. Imagine how many fish that would have fed.
He talks about the buffer being reduced in some areas because they dont see a lot of recreational anglers there. This is not why there is a buffer. The buffer is to protect nearshore predators like reds, trout, and tarpon, not to allow the pogy boats to fish and not have to compete with recreational anglers.
"I've always said that a man's livelihood should be treated at least as equal or more important than another man's hobby." This is the most offensive thing he said. There are 300,000 recreational saltwater fishing licenses in Louisiana. Menhaden are a public resource and no one has any more right to them than the other. The waters are a public resource. No one has any more right to be there than the next guy. They didnt buy the rights to an area, they didnt purchase the rights to the menhaden. Just a disgusting attitude and shows behind the curtain of who these people really area. They think they should be allowed to do whatever they want with the resource because they use it to pay their bills. The rest of us who work another job in order to enjoy the resources can go pound sand. Such a nasty attitude by these people.
"This degree of harvest isnt unusual" is totally false. There was no harvest prior to 1948 and the harvest from 1948 to 1970 was less than half of what it is today. Only in the last 40 years have they been obliterating the forage base. The USUAL harvest of menhaden is zero. It's banned in most states.
"We earned the moniker Sportsman's Paradise when there were triple the number of pogy plants and double the vessel" is completely false. The moniker Sportsman's Paradise started closer to 1900 when Theodore Roosevelt visited Louisiana and helped publicize the abundance of fish and wildlife here. It was already well in the public vernacular before the first documented industrial harvest of pogy in 1948. It was on license plates before the pogy plants were built. Once again shows how sleezy these guys are. Just total lies. The ecosystem was far more vibrant and productive before the pogy boats arrived here and thats when we earned the name Sportsman's Paradise.
"Its better if there's not as much tension." "We need to dial down the rhetoric and temperature." This is him just saying - "Let us continue to rape and pillage the most important coastal resource in peace, we are making good money with it"
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