Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: chris gadsden on June 09, 2017, 11:09:21 AM
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Today's Chilliwack Progress.
http://www.theprogress.com/news/peace-on-the-mighty-fraser-river-takes-mutual-respect/
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It's a little disheartening to think that this much effort and publicity is necessary to keep people from acting like a*holes in the river.
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Just remember that if First Nations are having a commercial opening (they are making money) you DON'T have to move.
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Just remember that if First Nations are having a commercial opening (they are making money) you DON'T have to move.
And never allow someone to merge in front of you in traffic...ever! It's a sign of weakness.
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And never allow someone to merge in front of you in traffic...ever! It's a sign of weakness.
Haha....
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It's a little disheartening to think that this much effort and publicity is necessary to keep people from acting like a*holes in the river.
Then again....
Just remember that if First Nations are having a commercial opening (they are making money) you DON'T have to move.
Maybe we do need reminders.
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Just remember that if First Nations are having a commercial opening (they are making money) you DON'T have to move.
If someone's making money, I make a point to never move out of their way.
Drives my coworkers crazy.
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Just remember that if First Nations are having a commercial opening (they are making money) you DON'T have to move.
Don't you mean that they are earning a living and you are out playing around? Only a real jerk thinks that his recreation is more important than someone feeding his family. I hope you don't have that attitude when coming through my work zone because it won't be me that's moving.
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Just remember that if First Nations are having a commercial opening (they are making money) you DON'T have to move.
Try that mentality with the tugs when they pull a log boom past you and need to move over to stay in the slot. Smile as you go under!
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This thread reminds me of the guy who was upset that the tug guys were yelling at him to move and he thought he had the right of way.... Not so as per the law... Also not a well known law or is it a wise idea to stay put, lol
I was always told "might has right" from the guys that work down there on the water and it's a simple to remember and applies quite well.
Silvers response was prime!
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Don't you mean that they are earning a living and you are out playing around? Only a real jerk thinks that his recreation is more important than someone feeding his family. I hope you don't have that attitude when coming through my work zone because it won't be me that's moving.
Cuck!