Carcieri Vetoes Saltwater Fishing License
Chris Boardman
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Sunday, Nov 8 at 11:31 AM captain kevin wrote ...
We all can pay up to the right to use state and federal property or wither and die just like the great state of RI. No matter, fisherman will be imposed a fee, be it a state or federal (maybe both) so that the government can conclude that fish are endangered because of you and I fishing with a rod and reel in a legal manner. They will rally with the comercial fishing industry against recreational fisherman.
31784571Friday, Nov 6 at 1:49 PM phil lafontaine wrote ...
Look folks it's just another way for the thieves in Providence to raid your wallet.They can't get enough. They tax you to death and say I want more. Thse people are incompentent and crooked.But you know what, stop your complaining unless you plan to kick them out, otherwise you have no leg to stand on. Pay the fees or kick them out, it';s that simple
31702264Thursday, Nov 5 at 6:25 PM John wrote ...
Tim you doesn't right sos guod to beez calling the gov. idiot
31659649Thursday, Nov 5 at 6:08 PM smerfkiller wrote ...
It's not that he said no to the $7, he said no to the added DEM officials needed to monitor the fisherman, no problem he will simply add that the current tax proposal, employ the DEM folks and then bring it to $18, there goes your birth rites
31658849Thursday, Nov 5 at 5:58 PM Len wrote ...
Since salt water fishing is a Rhode Island birthright, does that mean he's going to repeal the $18 fee for freshwater fishing also. No one that I know eats any freshwater fish from RI waters because their all poluted. $18 seems outrageous for catch and release. The only fish that gets stocked is trout and you have to buy a seperate trout stamp for that. Stop boo hoo'ing about the $7. It's been along time coming. You're lucky it's not $18.
31658271Thursday, Nov 5 at 5:41 PM wayne wrote ...
$7 sounds like a bargain to me...go to the fish market and buy fish for $5-10 a pound or pay $7 for a license to catch your own...use the $7 to nab the fishermen who keep illegal sizes and quantities of fish they catch, I've seen this happen too many times to count...
31657236Thursday, Nov 5 at 5:32 PM Brian wrote ...
Why charge for a salt water license ? Its not as if in the case of a trout stamp , the money is used for conservation and for the trout hatchery . This money is NOT going to the fishery , therefore its just another tax . A tax all fishermen don't need or want. Nobody cares its just fishermen , lets put a tariff/ license for people who want to golf see how that goes over . Now they raise the CRMC pass fee 100% to $100.00 ENOUGH ALREADY!.
31656754Thursday, Nov 5 at 5:24 PM u knuckleheads wrote ...
7 dollars for a license to throw a fishing line into waters off the coast of a state that we pay enough taxes to. good call Carceiri. Anyone who tries to impose these licenses should be used as bait
31656261Thursday, Nov 5 at 4:43 PM Chris wrote ...
What next? A license for oxygen!!!
31653656Thursday, Nov 5 at 4:30 PM slu wrote ...
Go Carcieri. I agree that saltwater fishing is a "birthright" for Rhode Islanders.
31652819Thursday, Nov 5 at 4:25 PM Jason wrote ...
"Carcieri, you idiot! Why send the money to the feds when we could have kept it in the state?" Pay attention to the article, the bill will pass anyway, because of the Democrats majority override. Carcieri knows it will pass regardless, but he had to make a point that saltwater fishing is a right for R.I..
31652586Thursday, Nov 5 at 4:09 PM Tim wrote ...
Carcieri, you idiot! Why sent the money to the feds when we could have kept it in the state?
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