I have to agree with Rees. It's useless unless it can be enforced on a regular basis.
Also, what could be done about all of our locals?
I know a guy that came out of the ramp at Grenada with a limit of nice ones. There was an out-of-state, older couple at the ramp that he got into a conversation with.
They paid him GOOD money to carry them out to catch fish because they hadn't had a good day and drove too far not to have any luck.
This happens ALOT !
I agree, there needs to be some regulations on our public waters that guides use to make money on, but it wouldn't be fair for the guides to be "punished" with higher fees etc, when some of our locals would be doing it regulation free.
This scenario would likely cause some guides to have to go out of business because the "bootleg" guides would take over.
Again, how would this be enforced to be fair to EVERYONE? There's not enough game wardens and the bootleg guides are just going to lie anyway if asked. They would have to catch the money actually swapping hands.
I see a big can of worms getting opened over this. jmo