Jump to content

Braddocks

Sam N. Slayer

Sam N. Slayer
in Ice fishing

 Share

Recommended Posts

UNREEL

UNREEL

Posted
Posted
On 1/1/2018 at 12:16 PM, Missdemeanor said:


That's why I don't hunt those birds anymore.... Scoters can be made into slim sticks.... But old squaws are down right gross.

Sent from my VS987 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
 

I just read somewhere Oldsquaw numbers on the Great Lakes have been increasing cause they're chowing on zebra mussels. Can't help the taste. :puke:

Gill-T

Gill-T

Posted
Posted

Ya if you have to explain a joke it probably isn’t that good. Did you guys catch the sewage discharges this year into the lower Niagara?  I cringe at the thought of those jet boat patrons getting soaked and screaming with their mouth open this past  summer. 

UNREEL

UNREEL

Posted
Posted
On 1/4/2018 at 5:42 PM, Gill-T said:

Why are there pieces of corn in my Perch fillets?

Now thats funny,  gross but funny

Xxx

Xxx

Posted
Posted
On 1/6/2018 at 12:16 PM, fishfish said:

Google about TILAPIA fish sold at stores. You wont buy it again I bet after reading what they are fed.

 

 

They are bottom dwelling Chinese shyt eating fish. My brother in law is very, O you shouldn’t eat this Bla Bla Bla so I showed him pen raised tilapia fish, he used to buy it and boast about how good they were. Needless to say after 10 minutes of the dry heaves, with his azz up around his earlobes, he doesn’t eat it anymore. Every now & then I’ll tell him their running a special at the local Shop Rite store, no reply:lol: :rofl:

rolmops

rolmops

Posted
Posted (edited)
On 1/1/2018 at 7:53 AM, Gator said:

Not to step on any toes, but water sampling alone doesn't tell the full story. Lots of contaminants live in the muck. For example, there's a 30 year study going on of the Hudson River. There's so much contamination there, PCBs I think, but they can't get at it without dredging and that would release the stuff back into the water column. Ultimately, the stuff in the bottom gets into the food system eventually.

 

Actual feces is the least of our worries...

 

 

The Hudson river has been dredged in order to remove the PCBs that were deposited by General Electric. The Hudson River valley has the highest per capita rate of cancer in all of NYS.

So yes, everything is relative, but a worse violation does not make a bad one less wrong. Anyway I'll go ice fishing tomorrow before all the ice is gone.

Meloria.

Edited by rolmops
Gator

Gator

Posted
Posted
11 hours ago, rolmops said:

The Hudson river has been dredged in order to remove the PCBs that were deposited by General Electric. The Hudson River valley has the highest per capita rate of cancer in all of NYS.

So yes, everything is relative, but a worse violation does not make a bad one less wrong. Anyway I'll go ice fishing tomorrow before all the ice is gone.

Meloria.

 

Agreed. My points were simply that if you're dying of cancer, a paper cut is of less priority--and that even a "clean bill of health" based on water sampling may be inaccurate.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing
×
×
  • Create New...