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I am baffled...... lives were lost in a natural disaster...... jokes now? pretty discusting
halibuthitman said:I would quit fishing for the rest of my life if just one of those parents could have their child back.. or if everyone who is cold and thirsty right now could have a blanket and a pint of water..
halibuthitman said:silent prayer is free.. someone already paid for you-
todd_brooks said:Jesus! Have you seen what those poor people are up against and your cracking jokes man alive thats F'ed up. Imagen for one second having your whole world washed away, the whole dam thing environment and all buried under feet of debris. I don't think you need to worry about your fish. I can understand your question but good god man.
I'm sure dams do more harm than a natural event like this and the radiation will dissipate and dilute before we have to worry about it from what I understand.
halibuthitman said:just another example of salmon season bringing out the worst in people
nwkiller said:i like the east coast
Outdoor_Myers said:All I wanted to know if how the disaster would effect the ecosystem and if that would effect the spring run. I simply worded it wrong but I do love how people get so offensive when a disaster happens they are high gunned to help but then they sit on their tushes when there are major problems and economical disaster right here in our backyard.
Kodiak said:Glad to see the same old stuff hasn't changed, conspiracy theroies and all. Fortunatley they are getting the reactors under controll and this will be mute point in just a few weeks. Realistically the radioactive particles could potentially end up in the ocean in large quantities. The ocean currents travel north into the bearing, and yes could carry radioactive particles in that direction. At worst it would kill off plankton and zooplankton creating a gap in the food chain, potentially leading to a lower return of fish. Fish by some miracle of grand design or evolution or whatever you believe, seam to rid themselves of radiation rather quickly, as it doesn't deposit in them like it does us. Must be all the seafood they eat or something.
So no, it probably wont affect our fish returns, or our abilty to enjoy the sweet taste of springer flesh while we watch the 6:00 pm news and get bent out of shape and attack a guy with a legit question.
For all of you that wanted this thread to go away, a simple answer to the guy's question would have made this whole thing stop. He has fears about how he and the rest of the west coast are going to be affected, while maybe poorly worded, at some point I'm sure most of you have had similar fears, if not you really wearn't paying attention. Yes the tragedy in Japan is just that, a tragedy, God save us all from such a day. The bigger tragedy is all of you who attack him for being open about his fears and searching for answers. Shame on you!