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Quote from: Curly on April 24, 2020, 03:07:09 PMThey should open all fishing asap (with the rule that anglers must distance themselves unless their fishing partner is someone they live with). Sure, that leaves out most guides and charter boats but so what. It's the right thing to do.Or just open all fishing and say if you want to do a charter knowing the risk.....so be it, that is your choice.
They should open all fishing asap (with the rule that anglers must distance themselves unless their fishing partner is someone they live with). Sure, that leaves out most guides and charter boats but so what. It's the right thing to do.
Quote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 03:26:27 PMQuote from: Curly on April 24, 2020, 03:07:09 PMThey should open all fishing asap (with the rule that anglers must distance themselves unless their fishing partner is someone they live with). Sure, that leaves out most guides and charter boats but so what. It's the right thing to do.Or just open all fishing and say if you want to do a charter knowing the risk.....so be it, that is your choice. Yeah, but the problem with that is the potential for spread is greater that way and potentially is going to be affecting more than those that are willing to risk it.
As of now it appears fishing is open. Oh wait its just the ignorant people fishing during a closure while the rest stay home. Saw 7 people bank fishing and a bass boat coming back into the launch today. Totally sucks for the people missing out while others take advantage of the potential lack of pressure to get good fishing.
Quote from: Curly on April 24, 2020, 03:33:15 PMQuote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 03:26:27 PMQuote from: Curly on April 24, 2020, 03:07:09 PMThey should open all fishing asap (with the rule that anglers must distance themselves unless their fishing partner is someone they live with). Sure, that leaves out most guides and charter boats but so what. It's the right thing to do.Or just open all fishing and say if you want to do a charter knowing the risk.....so be it, that is your choice. Yeah, but the problem with that is the potential for spread is greater that way and potentially is going to be affecting more than those that are willing to risk it.Except all the science is pointing to the fact the risk is very low and most the population has already had it. New York City did random testing of 3000 people and found that 21% had antibodies to covid 19. This means 21% of the 300 had already had covid with no (or minimal / non reportable) symptoms. That extrapolates out to about 1.4 million likely had it with now symptoms. Other cities are coming up with numbers running in the 7 to 14%. Take all these numbers and extrapolate them out to our entire population and the death rate is likely less than the common flu. It is time to start living our lives. If people want to be cautious they can wear masks and stay home. Herd immunity is likely the best and fastest way to move on from this pandemic. clearly just my opinion though.
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I don't like hearing that all the commissioner's voted to give ole Kelly Susewind full control without needing a vote from any of the commissioners on what he decides. Makes me think he's spooning in bed with that p.o.s. governor we have! They are probably nut to butt!!
Quote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 03:42:09 PMQuote from: Curly on April 24, 2020, 03:33:15 PMQuote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 03:26:27 PMQuote from: Curly on April 24, 2020, 03:07:09 PMThey should open all fishing asap (with the rule that anglers must distance themselves unless their fishing partner is someone they live with). Sure, that leaves out most guides and charter boats but so what. It's the right thing to do.Or just open all fishing and say if you want to do a charter knowing the risk.....so be it, that is your choice. Yeah, but the problem with that is the potential for spread is greater that way and potentially is going to be affecting more than those that are willing to risk it.Except all the science is pointing to the fact the risk is very low and most the population has already had it. New York City did random testing of 3000 people and found that 21% had antibodies to covid 19. This means 21% of the 300 had already had covid with no (or minimal / non reportable) symptoms. That extrapolates out to about 1.4 million likely had it with now symptoms. Other cities are coming up with numbers running in the 7 to 14%. Take all these numbers and extrapolate them out to our entire population and the death rate is likely less than the common flu. It is time to start living our lives. If people want to be cautious they can wear masks and stay home. Herd immunity is likely the best and fastest way to move on from this pandemic. clearly just my opinion though. not disagreeing in most of that, but can't use the flu extrapolation. Flu has only killed 96 people in Wa since last Oct thru April 20. Over 700 to covid which is more contagious and more deadly. Still I agree statistically we should be opening up those activities and jobs that are capable of being low risk-i.e. at least the da__ fishing because the risk of indoor closure insanity is very high.