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    Default proposed changes for Jordan lake Crappie


    The NC wildlife is looking to change the min. size on Crappie at Jordan. I'm not sure about everyone else but I do not like this at all and we need to stop this change. If you disagree with this change Contact the NC wildlife and let them know North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.






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    F10. Remove the exception to the general statewide regulation for crappie in

    B. Everett Jordan Reservoir by reducing the minimum size limit from 10 inches to

    8 inches. The creel limit would remain 20 fish per day.





    Justification: Anglers have expressed interest in aligning the size limit for crappie

    at Jordan Reservoir with other fishing waters across the state. The proposed change

    would provide additional angling opportunity. Crappie abundance, size structure,

    and age structure indicate the population can support the additional harvest.



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    They have lost their collective minds!!!
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    Raise it to 12”!
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    Wrong Direction! I'd like to see 12" limit.
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    I'm with everyone else--leave it along or raise it. I'm going to do some homework and see the rational.
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    It looks like the Public Hearings are ongoing at this time. It looks like the last meeting the Jan. 24 in Rocky Mount is the closer one to the Raleigh area. We may need to see about getting together a caravan to attend this meeting. Public pressure does make a difference.

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    Jan. 8, 2019 (Tues.)

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    Dublin

    Bladen Community College
    Auditorium, Bldg. 9, Multipurpose Room
    7418 N.C. Hwy. 41W
    Dublin, NC 28332

    Jan. 9, 2019 (Wed.)

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    Graham

    Old Alamance County Courthouse
    1 SE Court Square
    Graham, NC 27253

    Jan. 10, 2019 (Thurs.)

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    Albemarle

    Stanly County Agri-Civic Center
    26032-B Newt Road
    Albemarle, NC 28001

    Jan. 15, 2019 (Tues.)

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    Clyde

    Haywood Community College
    Auditorium
    185 Freelander Drive
    Clyde, NC 28721

    Jan. 16, 2019 (Wed.)

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    Morganton

    Western Piedmont Community College
    Leviton Auditorium, Moore Hall
    1001 Burkemont Ave.
    Morganton, NC 28655

    Jan. 17, 2019 (Thurs.)

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    Elkin

    Elkin High School
    334 Elk Spur Street
    Elkin, NC 28621

    Jan. 22, 2019 (Tues.)

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    Edenton

    Chowan County Public Safety Center
    305 W. Freemason St.
    Edenton, NC 27932

    Jan. 23, 2019 (Wed.)

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    New Bern

    Craven Community College
    Orringer Auditorium
    800 College Court
    New Bern, NC 28562

    Jan. 24, 2019 (Thurs.)

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    Rocky Mount

    Nash Community College
    Brown Auditorium
    522 N. Old Carriage Road
    Rocky Mount, NC 27804

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    Here is the actual proposed rule itself:

    15A NCAC 10C .0306 CRAPPIE
    The proposed amendment to the Rule will reduce the minimum size limit for crappie in B.
    Everett Jordan Reservoir from 10 to 8 inches and establish a 9-inch minimum size limit and 25-
    fish daily creel limit for crappie in the North Carolina portion of John H. Kerr Reservoir.
    The proposed change to this Rule for B. Everett Jordan Reservoir will provide additional angling
    opportunity. Anglers have expressed interest in aligning the size limit at Jordan Reservoir with
    other fishing waters around the state. Crappie abundance, size structure, and age structure
    indicate the population can support the additional harvest. The proposed change to this Rule for
    John H. Kerr Reservoir was requested by Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fish
    (VDGIF) to reduce angler harvest and improve the quality of the reservoir’s crappie fishery. By
    agreement, VDGIF is the primary lead for fisheries management activities at John H. Kerr
    Reservoir. VDGIF staff have observed high harvest rates and reduced density of crappie.
    Fiscal Impact
    State Impact
    This rule amendment will have no impact as the change is part of routine fisheries management.
    Local Impact
    This rule has no local government impact.
    Private Impact
    No substantial fiscal impacts are anticipated. While the proposed rule change will alter what
    anglers may harvest, they are not expected to impact overall participation in fishing. The WRC
    does not have a mechanism to determine the specific fiscal impact of the proposed change.

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    In my opinion, this benefits most the illegal bank fishermen. Now they can be written a citation for fishing with out a license and undersized fish. For most of them, they would, under the proposed new regulation, just get a citation for not having a license. Numerous times over the past few years, Wildlife officers have told us that unlicensed bank fishermen cause the most problems for the officers. I see this as increasing more illegal activity.
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    Below is the information for the NC Widlife Fisheries biologist and asst. biologist for Jordan lake. Kelsey's number for office and mobile are the same. Her mailbox was full and not receiving any more messages. I did get Seth's mobile mailbox and left him a message to call me back. I'll let you guys know any information I can get from Wildlife.

    District 5
    Fish Bio – Kelsey Lincoln
    Office: 919-618-7945
    Mobile: 919-618-7945

    Asst. Biologist
    Seth Mycko
    Office: 336-290-0053
    Mobile: 336-534-0019

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    While we're talking about it they should put a 12" limit on Falls and Harris Lakes too.

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