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Could it be where tribal enforcement and WDFW enforcement laws are a grey area ? Not one agency knows where the exact boundaries are ?
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on August 09, 2012, 04:03:51 PMCould it be where tribal enforcement and WDFW enforcement laws are a grey area ? Not one agency knows where the exact boundaries are ?Much more likely it's a case of individual incompetence. It is perfectly legal to use bait on Lake Roosevelt.
This happened several months ago, they were near Hunters, they had a 12 pack of beer with them on the bank and the guy threatened to write them for that too, write them for the worms, and write them for some other things, he said they could not have any alcohol with them at all, no bait, couldn't camp anywhere on the shoreline, and I forget what all else he said he would write them for.Guy sounds like a Nazi to me. Not sure where he is from, they had never seen the guy before or since, but he was in a NPS uniform. The info whacker1 posted clarified a lot of things. I would like to see this Nazi myself, I would get a badge number and provide it to everyone I could to make his life a little tougher, just like he was trying to make life tougher for the 3 people mentioned who were simply on an innocent fishing trip.There is a long list of people who have been cited for idiotic things on Lake Roosevelt, many of these things I have heard about were dismissed when the individuals went to federal court in Spokane. But people should never have to go to federal court for accidentally scraping a tree in a parking lot when turning around and idiotic things like that.