That is what integrity is all about.

Ray

> Wow.  WOW.   The first 'wow' for acknowledging that your acts were
> technically unlawful (to the extent you knew your true intent, although it
> may not have been obvious to others), and the second 'WOW' for turning
> yourself in!  I don't think you're stupid at all, but instead very
> exceptional.
>
> Richard Embry
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "William Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 8:00 PM
> Subject: Re: The north fork of the Stilly is closed for salmon fishing
>
>
> > I just came to the realization last weekend that a couple of weeks ago I
> had
> > fished for Pinks on the North Fork when it was closed.  I'm not the type
> who
> > would willfully fish in a closed area.  I have the feeble excuse that I
> > misunderstood the Regs, but that's just an excuse of ignorance.
Ignorance
> > is no excuse for law, as the saying goes.  Apparently, I was not alone
in
> my
> > ignorance as there were a number of others fishing the river also.  Both
> fly
> > fishers and gear fishers were specifically targeting pinks.  So I think
> > there were a number of other folks in the same boat as myself, so to
> speak.
> >
> > I'm not real keen on fishing for sea run cutts, "wink, wink" either.
> That's
> > not a backhanded "dig" at those that legitimately do fish for sea runs
on
> > the North Fork. I just don't believe in fishing for salmon or steelhead
in
> > waters closed for salmon or steelhead under the guise of fishing for
> trout.
> >
> > Actually, I felt so bad about my transgression that I called a Dept. of
> Fish
> > and Wildlife office on Saturday and turned myself in (anyone who has
read
> > this far is probably thinking I've now gone from ignorant to stupid).
The
> > office was closed, so I left my name and number and explained what I had
> > done.  The reason I called Fish And Wildlife was to use myself as an
> example
> > in an effort to make it less likely that those who do not want to break
> > Regs, end up breaking them by mistake.  I hope it made a difference.
> >
> >
> > Bill Brown  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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