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The license being printer paper is not the problem. Wll be relatively to keep dry. The problem is with the catch record cards being paper and not plastic. Marking the card in the weather will be a problem. Like Thumburner said earlier maybe the cards
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Northwest Fishing Board
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Nah, Tug. As I said earlier, WDFW and the Commission have "The best people" woprkingf on it. The very best. Just as Indiana Jones or DJT.
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Northwest Fishing Board
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While we're on the subject of our wonderful WDFW, Where is the result of the Commission investigation? Gosh, I'm certain that there's no politics or skullduggery involved. Could there be?
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Northwest Fishing Board
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I can almost gurantee you that the licensing folks didm't coordinate this new program with enforcement. It's common knowledge that fish management doesn't check with enforcement. Big flaw in regulatory process.
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As an old retired enforcement guy,I agree.
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Northwest Fishing Board
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I buy my out of state and B.C. licenses online and print out a copy at home from my computer. It's regular printer paper, and I trim them to fit in my wallet. I hope the WA license doesn't take up the whole 8.5" x 11" page so that it can
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Northwest Fishing Board
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The current (old) ones almost always went black from heat on me. Just handed the black paper to the warden and figured he could deal with it. That paper really sucked, at least for me.
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Northwest Fishing Board
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During one of the NOF meetings I ask the head FRAM guy if he used the catch record card data to validate his models. The reply from the state was they didn’t use this data. Catch record cards are for enforcement to check marking compliance of catch b
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Is There Life Beyond Fishing?
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Sources, you say. Name them so we can fact check.
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Is There Life Beyond Fishing?
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Evidence?
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Is There Life Beyond Fishing?
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Evidence Rich? Not the bogus kind. The "clear, cogent, and convincing" kind.
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