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Old 06-05-2003, 03:23 PM   #1
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Hmm, that sounds cool. I am an avid fisherman and always will throw my cast net for hours, I would like to bring home some shad, but I think the water in my tank is too high so I wont. I will most likely have some pics of about 3 5 gallon pails full of minnows, and other bait fish while I am sitting on the peir.

Any one else here like to fish and keep fish?
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Old 06-05-2003, 03:29 PM   #2
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My dad used to catch baby brook trout and put them in his tank. They all invariably picked up carpet surfing as their favorite sport.
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Old 06-06-2003, 06:38 PM   #3
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Of course ff, I apologize if I didn’t make it clear to begin with – the only reason I do catch fish is because it’s within Hawaii state law. After our conversation a couple of days ago I also decided to pick up an informational pamphlet to hopefully further what I believed was true. It’s illegal to set traps that are left unattended and what not, however it is legal to catch fish with hand-nets, although you are allowed no more then 4-5 per dive. I couldn't agree more, it is important to know the state law before trying to attempt to catch fish.

I have never caught more fish then I needed nor have I attempted to sell them.

In our conversation the other day we talked about how you found it odd that while your not allowed to take coral/live rock in Hawaii, you can take fish. And I thought about it somewhat, and even looked on my own practices of obtaining fish. I agree that while it hurts the environment (however small) to take even one Tang or Butterflyfish, I feel that it can’t possibly hurt more then practices in places such as the Philippines where tropical aquarium fish are caught by the bucket-load.

And yeah, heh – I don’t think you’ll be able to catch tropical fish on the North Carolina coast..
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I am going to Ocean City at the end of this month. Does anyone think there will be any fish there that I can put in my reef tank?
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Old 06-07-2003, 07:36 AM   #5
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I caught the 3 Blennies I have in my tank, all alive and doing quite well..I call them my little piggies...They eat anything I put in the tank..I even caught one eyeing a carrot I was eating so I mashed a little piece up and dangit it ate it right out of my fingers...Rabbit? crazy...but, fun to watch.....
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I live in Panama City Beach, Flordia, right on the Gulf of Mexico. One of the big reasons I would love a SW tank is because of this. Everytime I go snorkeling and diving I see tons of sea life. When I look at the prices of sw fish I just think how glad I am that I live here and can catch them all in the wild.

Of course I don't have a sw tank so it really doesn't matter. Maybe down the road when I master fw I will move to sw.
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I'm going to the beach also !!! Florida ( Clearwater beach)

I'm heading out in the morning for Florida ( man i dred that drive 15 hours ) I'm hoping I can also get a few critters for my tank No fish though I only get my fish from a well respected source . I get my fish at a store in Cincinatti , Oh. (just about fish ) These guys really know there stuff , but of course I have learned much of what I know from this forum , thanks to all the great pple in here Man I can't wait to get there
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I'm going to the keys on a honeymoon in two weeks! I can't wait, I've never been anywhere tropical so it should be cool to see coral reef. Hehehe...maybe that's not such a good idea...I might like what I see and decide, to my new wife's dismay, that I want a reef tank
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