Local private boat employs zero tolerance policy to LSD.

[maidstonemike]

Lesser spotted dogs are a lovely little member of the shark family. They are atractive to look at, and are survivers. I have never killed one.

These people have no real interest in fish species or the sea. They are just butchers. When I was a lad, learning about sea fishing, I had a fish identification book, and used to spend hours marvelling at all the various species. with this sort of treatment, it's no wonder there is a shortage of all species.

[RichardB]

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These people have no real interest in fish species or the sea. They are just butchers. When I was a lad, learning about sea fishing, I had a fish identification book, and used to spend hours marvelling at all the various species.

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Same here. I've been on charter trips in the past where LSDs have been treated in the same way as some sort of rough play item I would chuck around for my dogs (including by the skipper).

Lots of lip biting on my part.

[edd]

I ve killed a LSD but that was to go in the pan. they taste nice too

[chamois]

I had some of that lsd back in the sixties man,

anyway getting back to the subject,probably some idle pub chatter about the doggie massacre.

Last time i fished dover breakwater last jan bloody freezing and caught one doggy all day, my mate got nothing I put the doggy back and gave my mate stick all the way home.

save the doggies!

[Slashley]

I must say that I totally agree with Maidstonemike and all. I was always told that you can tell a lot about a person by the way that he/she treats animals......

 

[ 28. September 2005, 09:00 AM: Message edited by: Slashley ]