Once upon a time, Democrats pilloried USPS. In fact, it was just months ago that the “sub-par postal service” was at the root of hardships suffered by New York City residents. That was then. Now, Democrats have done a complete 180.
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Fishing
3 Tips for Fly Fishing from a Kayak
Conventional anglers consider kayaks to be reliable fishing vessels, and they have used them for years. However, most fly anglers have been reluctant to try kayaks fishing. And that is because most kayaks are not designed for fly fishing. But, considering the numerous benefits of kayaks such as low maintenance cost, ease of transport and … Read more
Why Fishing Can Benefit the Mind and Body in Tough Times
There is no question; current events will have taxed the most resilient of individuals, no matter what their age. Even with some restrictions lifting, it can be stressful wondering how best to cope with getting back out there while staying healthy and safe in New Hampshire. One of the best ways is through fishing. While … Read more
Can Fish Feel Pain Or Not?
The answer to whether fish feel pain or not is contentious. This is because a lot of people feel differently about it. There’s also the fact that pain is a quite complex part of the brain which can only be perceived. However, this complex concept is related to suffering which is an example of an … Read more
Do You Own a Ka-Bar Tactical Spork?
This might tip our liberal friends off the deep end. A spork that’s also a knife. It’s a scary black color. And the description has the word tactical in it. Designed for fishing and camping, it is “Food and detergent safe, (and is) perfectly designed to be an advanced compliance tool. You could eat with … Read more
NOAA and The Feds are Destroying Local Fisherman
NOAA and the Federal government have been putting local fisherman out of business for years. David Goethel, the owner and operator of the Ellen Diane–a 44-foot fishing trawler, out of Hampton, New Hampshire–explains their most recent attempt to snuff out his livelihood.
The Enabling Effect of Government Agencies on…New Hampshire Fisherman
Senator Kelly Ayotte was on WGIR with Jack Heath the other morning (per-recorded interview if I’m not mistaken) to talk about the effects of a recent decision affecting the local Fishing industry. She is trying to overcome the arbitrary observations of a local regional board, that have resulted in a decision with the force of law, that now prohibits these small businesses from fishing Cod beyond newly established limits which the Fisherman find absurd. The effect can and will likely have a crippling effect on New Hampshire Fisherman, their livelihood, and their families.
This is a prime example of how bureaucratic power expands as a result of enabling legislation and then acts based on the interests of those who populate such organs, directed by like-minded special interests, to the detriment of everyone else.