Well obviously that's not the concept lol... My personal opinions are tongue and cheek toward those who still feel entitled to fish while stocks are in serious troubles.
There's a lot being discussed at these meetings. I recommend all to get updated by your organizations. If you don't belong to one, join one.
You're painting a picture of me that doesn't exist.
I'm not asking to be allowed to harvest fish that are nearing extinction. I'm saying that its completely unfair that one group continues to harvest fish to extinction while the rest of us are told we can't fish because the salmon are on the brink of extinction. Either we all fish or we all don't fish. I'm tired of the discrimination and racist decisions.
As for the meetings.....you said they aren't to get us on the water...and then you said you don't want to waste time helping me get on the water because I don't care about the meetings....which is it?
Fact is, I've been doing this longer than you. I went to the meetings back in the 90s.....and after about 5 years of giving my support....I learned that only an idiot would ever think the sporty is going come out of this smelling like a rose. You may as well go to Mongolia and try to save the last 20 Gobi Bears from poachers. That's what the odds are of your meetings accomplishing anything. The natives have been out this spring fishing for Chinook on the Fraser.....are you kidding me?
And you think you have a chance to change the minds of the morons who make these decisions.
What are you smoking? A person would have to be blind to think these same people are listening to you....News flash...You're getting lip service at these meetings.....just like we got back in the 90s.
If these meetings are going to take place...I'd rather see a motion go to the supreme court to have conservation laws changed to something like if conservation comes into effect....that if one group can't fish, then NOBODY fishes(zero tolerance)....(contrary to you thinking I want to harvest endangered chinook....which I have never once said)
And before anyone gives me the 'they have the right to fish first BS', that law doesn't count for anything when the salmon are on the brink of extinction. There is NO law that says First Nations can harvest a stock of salmon into extinction.