Protect our Public Waters from Illegal "Taking"

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Mon, 30.06.2008 11:20
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hawgdaddy, While Kevin's recommendations have merit in the brownlining streams he [...]

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Protect our Public Waters from Illegal "Taking"

Wednesday, October 24. 2007

The Contemplative Angler doesn't generally speak on political issues, but protection of our Public Trust rights to navigate and fish the navigable rivers of the United States is always worth our support. Please join the Trout Underground in their action against the County Supervisors of Siskiyou County, California, who are determined to privatize our public waters. Click on the link below, read thoughtfully all sides of the issue and then act according to your conscience. Thank you.

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