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MathGeek 10-17-2016 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by swamp snorkler (Post 809788)
I said Farmed, not harvested. There's a difference. Also, that's public beds. They have private leased beds that get worked over too.

So you are arguing that the farming of a very small fraction of the area in two small bodies of water makes it scientifically sound to rape most of the area in Calcasieu Lake?

I didn't think anyone could possibly be that stupid.

swamp snorkler 10-17-2016 02:51 PM

Thats not what I said. I said "Sister Lake and Lake Mechant are farmed for oysters year round. No one has a problem catching specks there."

Where did I mention anything about Calcasieu Lake?

DaPointIsDaBomb 10-17-2016 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MathGeek (Post 809804)
So you are arguing that the farming of a very small fraction of the area in two small bodies of water makes it scientifically sound to rape most of the area in Calcasieu Lake?

I didn't think anyone could possibly be that stupid.

No one has a problem catching fish at calcasieu either. It's faux outrage in order to push an agenda to ban oystering

Juciy 10-17-2016 10:08 PM

Big Lake's problem also starts with the number of guides pounding the fishery...folks will not ever bring that up. I am not bashing the guides, but you have guys like "W" that says the trout numbers are low due to loss of oyster reefs. Then on the other hand "W" has threads on this site that say the big lake trout limit was reduced from 25 per day to 15 per day with no scientific backing, which maybe true. But you have to pick a side for the situation to shift. The guides really have the best chance to take a stand on any issue due to numbers and the economic support they bring to the region. I would pick a blended sustainable model, but if the current population had a choice and there was no lobby, those oyster folks are going to get run out of town.


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MathGeek 10-18-2016 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by swamp snorkler (Post 809808)
Thats not what I said. I said "Sister Lake and Lake Mechant are farmed for oysters year round. No one has a problem catching specks there."

Where did I mention anything about Calcasieu Lake?

If it is completely irrelevant to Calcasieu Lake, why did you say it at all in this thread?

That would be either more stupid, or perhaps an honest mistake.

"Gee Whiz, it's irrelevant, and I know it is irrelevant, but I'll say it anyway."

MathGeek 10-18-2016 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 809810)
No one has a problem catching fish at calcasieu either. It's faux outrage in order to push an agenda to ban oystering

Who has mentioned banning oystering in Calcasieu Lake?

The consensus here is that it should be limited to tonging, and it should only be allowed at sustainable levels.

The claim that folks here are advocating a ban on oystering is a lie, by a liar, who just keeps lying.

DaPointIsDaBomb 10-18-2016 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by MathGeek (Post 809840)
Who has mentioned banning oystering in Calcasieu Lake?

The consensus here is that it should be limited to tonging, and it should only be allowed at sustainable levels.

The claim that folks here are advocating a ban on oystering is a lie, by a liar, who just keeps lying.

Y'all hands don't know nothing about oystering in the lake in specific areas. They do surveys in the areas beforehand. They don't go to their crystal ball and decide which area to open up. There are also four cultch plants on calcasieu lake

Tong or dredge doesn't matter, the same amount of oysters are coming back to the dock at the end of the season. Dredging gets it over with quicker.

DaPointIsDaBomb 10-18-2016 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Juciy (Post 809835)
Big Lake's problem also starts with the number of guides pounding the fishery...folks will not ever bring that up. I am not bashing the guides, but you have guys like "W" that says the trout numbers are low due to loss of oyster reefs. Then on the other hand "W" has threads on this site that say the big lake trout limit was reduced from 25 per day to 15 per day with no scientific backing, which maybe true. But you have to pick a side for the situation to shift. The guides really have the best chance to take a stand on any issue due to numbers and the economic support they bring to the region. I would pick a blended sustainable model, but if the current population had a choice and there was no lobby, those oyster folks are going to get run out of town.


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the sports the guides take fishing probably go buy a sack of oysters also to take back with them. The guides are definitely helping out the local economy of the shrimpers buying bait shrimp and croakers

"W" 10-18-2016 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Juciy (Post 809835)
Big Lake's problem also starts with the number of guides pounding the fishery...folks will not ever bring that up. I am not bashing the guides, but you have guys like "W" that says the trout numbers are low due to loss of oyster reefs. Then on the other hand "W" has threads on this site that say the big lake trout limit was reduced from 25 per day to 15 per day with no scientific backing, which maybe true. But you have to pick a side for the situation to shift. The guides really have the best chance to take a stand on any issue due to numbers and the economic support they bring to the region. I would pick a blended sustainable model, but if the current population had a choice and there was no lobby, those oyster folks are going to get run out of town.


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Hold up hoss...

You never heard me say the trout numbers are low on big lake ...

I have been for the 25 per person limit along

I said the big trout numbers are down and it for a few reason but none of which means over all stock is down...

Stock is actually over populated is biggest cause of lower overall size

swamp snorkler 10-18-2016 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 809842)
Y'all hands don't know nothing about oystering in the lake in specific areas. They do surveys in the areas beforehand. They don't go to their crystal ball and decide which area to open up. There are also four cultch plants on calcasieu lake

Tong or dredge doesn't matter, the same amount of oysters are coming back to the dock at the end of the season. Dredging gets it over with quicker.



Agree, however dredging is more destructive.

DaPointIsDaBomb 10-18-2016 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by "W" (Post 809880)
Hold up hoss...

You never heard me say the trout numbers are low on big lake ...

I have been for the 25 per person limit along

I said the big trout numbers are down and it for a few reason but none of which means over all stock is down...

Stock is actually over populated is biggest cause of lower overall size

How can trout be overpopulated. Thought y'all said the dredging was killing everything. Y'all need to make up your minds

Feesherman 10-18-2016 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 809882)
How can trout be overpopulated. Thought y'all said the dredging was killing everything. Y'all need to make up your minds


It's killing everything but the trout. Are you not paying attention?

MathGeek 10-18-2016 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 809882)
How can trout be overpopulated. Thought y'all said the dredging was killing everything. Y'all need to make up your minds

Population is relative to carrying capacity. Reducing the quality of the habitat by destroying the oyster reefs reduces the carrying capacity.

MathGeek 10-18-2016 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 809842)
Y'all hands don't know nothing about oystering in the lake in specific areas. They do surveys in the areas beforehand. They don't go to their crystal ball and decide which area to open up. There are also four cultch plants on calcasieu lake

Tong or dredge doesn't matter, the same amount of oysters are coming back to the dock at the end of the season. Dredging gets it over with quicker.

Is it that you cannot read, that you choose not to, or that you simply deceitfully ignore what you have read?

I wrote:

[Your] statement ignores the plain fact that the ecosystem benefits of oyster reefs are not only related to the biomass of living oysters, but are also strongly related to the physical structure of oyster reefs providing valuable habitat for benthic invertebrates.

Studies have shown that tonging for oysters preserves the reef structure and the habitat benefits nearly as well as not harvesting the oysters at all. In contrast dredging destroys the reefs and results in most of the calcified material getting buried in the muck and mud resulting in a much less dynamic benthic ecosystem. Further, all the silt stirred up negatively impacts light penetration and photosynthesis.

It is much better to think about the ecosystem in terms of the food web. Everything about harvesting with tongs is better for the food web than dredging.

bjhooper82 10-18-2016 03:33 PM

Guys, dapointisdabomb is a TROLL!!!!! He's just trolling(messing) with y'all. Stop feeding him!!

rardoin 10-18-2016 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by bjhooper82 (Post 809894)
Guys, dapointisdabomb is a TROLL!!!!! He's just trolling(messing) with y'all. Stop feeding him!!

Ding..Ding...Ding...Ding....We have a winner!

Tell him what he's won Bob!

I do find him entertaining however.

Mathgeek...never argue with an idiot as he will drag you down to his level, and beat you with experience!

seachaser250 10-18-2016 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by bjhooper82 (Post 809894)
Guys, dapointisdabomb is a TROLL!!!!! He's just trolling(messing) with y'all. Stop feeding him!!

He is the Michael Jordan of Trolls and he has a target rich environment in this place!

DaPointIsDaBomb 10-18-2016 04:17 PM

Drinking a beer with my neighbor Tranh. He is an oysterman. Let him read this thread and he is shaking his head. Said most of you couldn't work a set of tongs for more than ten minutes. And some of you sound like the kind of people that put okra on their gumbo

jabert 10-18-2016 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by rardoin (Post 809897)
I do find him entertaining however.

lol he's my favorite... just don't mention crabbers from glencoe or things will get serious

Trout rivers 10-18-2016 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by bjhooper82 (Post 809894)
Guys, dapointisdabomb is a TROLL!!!!! He's just trolling(messing) with y'all. Stop feeding him!!

What he said^^


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