Geronimo

Yes I have and I absolutely love it. I can now cast as far off of the beach than I can wading out with my 10' rods. The butt is too big around to fit in my rod holder on my cart and I almost lost my Mitchelle380 and the rod the other evening. I had it wedged up against the cart while cleaning some mullet when I looked up and it was headed for the water. I caught it about the time the reel hit the waters edge. I'm going to have to modify my cart before I head back out.

Drew Mixon

the only thing worse than knowingly breaking a game law, and bragging about it, is another person advocating and defending it. pure trash.

dont have to like what i say. it is what it is.

jet8998

if the law is one fish per day, per angler, then i agree with the people that are getting upset. doesnt matter whos mouth it fed, cathching and keeping more than the limit is wrong.shooting 3 deer a day is wrong, even if you givem to your budies that didnt see anything allday.

if you wanted to feed some body, coulda bought em a big mac or somethin

stonedv8

Its funny, but sitting here reading all this crap I see some of the same people bashing Becker are the same ones that invite others along on a snapper trip just so they can "keep" more of the fish than normally allowed, they could have cared less if someone had a chance to actually fish. What about ALL of the party boats that go out with 30+ anglers, reel in whatever bites then bring the fish back and have them cleaned? You cant honestly tell me each and every person fishing keeps the fish they caught can you? I know for a fact of alot of tourists that come down and dont want to bother with carrying the fish meat back to wherever they live. So that means someone who didnt catch all that fish is getting the meat from it. Is that wrong?



And by the way if 3 hunters go out and two get skunked, I see nothing wrong with bringing back 3 deer. The other two hunters paid there dues by buying licenses and paying the taxes on the firearms and ammo and any other assorted BS they have to buy depending on where they are hunting. Now, in the same sense if one hunter killed 3 deer and brought all 3 home with him and then gave it away to whoever, well that would be wrong as it is against bag limits.



As others have stated, if Becker gave the fish to other anglers with licenses and those who were legally able to posses one redfish, then what does it matter who caught it? The possession of one redfish is what the rule states, not who caught it.



Meh, just my opinions, as I see it some people are not fortunate enough to be able to devote ALOT of time and money for the simple pleasure of catching a fresh fish and bringing it home for dinner.

stonedv8

I do not think it was a problem cause if you follow some of his posts, he falls under Alabama guidelines, and they are not as strict as Florida.

User6882

oh ok.. i didnt notice it was AL, makes more sense now