Next Tuesday, April 2nd will be one of the final times you can offer any input on time, bag limits and ESA impacts. For Puget Sound and the Columbia river. IT IS CRITICAL that we all attend this meeting! NSIA has done a tremendous job in supporting sport fishers and fisheries and it is time we all show our support. The second public North of Falcon meeting is scheduled for; Tuesday April 2nd 9AM. At the Holiday Inn, Sea-Tac, WA. If you want to offer input this is the time! Email me with questions. Lets all pull together and support the cause.

Thought that I would bring this to the top. I hope the lack of response will not reflect the turnout for this meeting......... I am trying to clear my schedule to make it there. As I don't want to sit bye and b**ch without taking an active role.

Thank you for keeping us informed.

BNelson;
It's not that I don't care.

What can I say? What can I do? 9am on a weekday?

I am (like others) a Recreational Fisherman. I do not have the time nor Great Knowledge that would make me feel comfortable making any kind of Public Appearance. Is there a group who represents us?

I would like to not have to release fin-clipped Chinook in Area 10 this season. What a ridiculous regulation that was. I like the idea of moving the boundary for Area 10/11 to Alki/Restoration point. I think these are at the State Level however.

I will be thankful for any scrap they leave us.

Hey GutZ,

There is a group that represents you, it's called the Puget Sound Anglers. There are chapters all over the state, when I lived in Seattle I joined the Renton chapter, because it's one of the most active ones.

I live in Sequim now, and I joined the North Olympic Peninsula Chapter of the PSA. I work full time, too, but I'm taking the day off tomorrow, I'll be at that NOF meeting, as will four other guys from my chapter, it's that important.

I saw a sig line not long ago that applies here:
"the world is run by those who show up"

If you've got any other specific requests, email me tonight.

-N.