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Post by Greenedog on Feb 6, 2015 16:25:59 GMT -5
...and ain't they purty!! Hot pink? Are you kidding me? These are gonna look GREAT on my camo kayak and boat!
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Post by jsanders on Feb 6, 2015 18:47:56 GMT -5
So I should see you catching crappie and walleye at Cagles right? That body of water is a lot bigger on a yak.
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Post by Greenedog on Feb 6, 2015 19:51:26 GMT -5
So I should see you catching crappie and walleye at Cagles right? That body of water is a lot bigger on a yak. Yes sir. And hopefully sooner rather than later.
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Post by jimmycrown on Feb 8, 2015 7:55:50 GMT -5
you will be able to see those a mile away
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Post by opochtli on Feb 15, 2015 12:47:47 GMT -5
so, stupid question... why do you need these for the kayak? I thought permits were not needed for non-motorized watercraft...?
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Post by hilly on Feb 15, 2015 14:36:53 GMT -5
The non-motorized permits are $5 as opposed to the motorized that are $20. Don't know the reason why but I'm guessing it ensures that DNR properties that are electric only and more likely to bring in paddlers will still bring in money off of folks who use the water.
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Post by Greenedog on Feb 16, 2015 12:28:10 GMT -5
Yep, just another way for the state to get some money out of our pockets. They just started the non-motorized stickers about 5 years ago. You need one at state parks, state forests, and state reservoirs. For some reason you don't need one on state fish & wildlife areas. Maybe because a lot of guys use little jon boats to pack their decoys?
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Post by strippitman on Feb 16, 2015 13:50:20 GMT -5
It's essentially a tax and it is BS! Like you said, just another way for the state to get their hands in our pockets.
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