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I agree with Paul and will give you more information regarding such.
Most trout/smallmouth/pickerel=C2=A0fisherman do not use weight or very
little but striped bass fishermen use tons of it. The Shubie river must
be full, they use bought=C2=A0or many use=C2=A0homemaded poured lead weight=
s to
keep their bait on bottom. Much larger and/or more plentiful=C2=A0and
apparently too expensive to buy nontoxic. I would think eagles and
osprey would=C2=A0eat a lot of striped bass. I would ban all lead fishing
weights, pronto, not just for the eagles etc but for ourselves and the
health our of waterways.
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Hi Helene and All
I suspect the problem with lead is more anglers than hunters.
Non lead sinkers are readily available but few anglers use them
just why I'm not sure. It must be 20 years ago that duck hunters changed
to non lead shot.=C2=A0 I remember doing the video for the CBC.
Time to lean on the anglers.
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river must be full, they use bought=C2=A0or many use=C2=A0homemaded poured =
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<div>Hi Helene and All</div>
<div>I suspect the problem with lead is more anglers than hunters.</div>
<div>Non lead sinkers are readily available but few anglers use them</div>
<div>just why I'm not sure. It must be 20 years ago that duck hunters
changed</div>
<div>to non lead shot.=C2=A0 I remember doing the video for the CBC.</div>
<div>Time to lean on the anglers.</div>
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