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ity & let someone else deal with it at the appro- priate time. God forbid I ever have to move! Well, nuff said on those
issues. I would guess that about the time you are reading this, the ice will be out shortly and “Open Water” fishing just around the corner. Time to turn my attention to the things at hand. Un- wrap the boat, give it a good cleaning, a coat of wax and load it up to be dropped in the water the minute I can navigate to
THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, April 8, 2010
my dock. Let the outside activities begin! On a final note, I would
suggest that all of you that fish Winni, or any other lake trout & salm- on waters in NH, keep a close watch on the NH Fish & Game’s web site www.wildlife.state. nh.us Based upon the fall (2009) netting re- sults and the increasing numbers of hook injured fish, they will be propos- ing some very significant rule changes applicable to fishing these waters. On the table, for con-
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sideration, are adjusting the season for salmon & trout, decreasing the bag limit from 2 to 1 fish and, possibly, limiting the number of rods per boat or fisherman. Because these are
“Rule” changes, there will be public hearings on these AND the hear- ing t ime/date must be publ ished. Keep your eyes open. YOU do have a say. If you don’t attend the hear- ings, DON’T complain later……………………. In any case, we still
have a few open dates for spring fishing and we can be reached electroni- cally at: drhook1@my- fairpoint.net or via the land line (603) 366-4115, usually after 7pm.
Later… Capt. Pete
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‘they greased this monkey (plane) good.’ They were allowed to take off about an hour later. Corruption is abundant there.” Adding to the emotional
strain and bureaucratic headaches: The Mexican hospital that treated Zeke demanded upfront pay- ment for all of the costs related to his care, sur- gery and stay before al- lowing him to leave. Can you imagine the inter- national uproar if a U.S. hospital demanded the same of Mexican citizens in their care? The Ruck- ers’ insurer here in the States was able to change the terminology of Zeke’s airlift from “transport” to “evacuation” in order to cover those costs. Thanks to the kind-
ness of strangers and help from Jackson Memo- rial Hospital, the Ruckers have received assistance
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for their hotel lodging while Zeke gets treat- ment. Their friends and neighbors are holding a benefit fundraiser on April 14 at Randazzo Piz- za in Sewell, N.J., to as- sist with costs. And well- wishers can leave com- ments and tributes on their CaringBridge page here: www.caringbridge. org/visit/zekerucker. Amid myriad unsolved
border violence cases over the past month -- the cold-blooded murder of Arizona rancher Robert Krentz, the assassination of an American consulate worker and her federal security officer husband in Juarez, and on and on -- the case of Zeke Rucker has a special, chilling resonance with every parent of a teen or 20-something. This could have been your child. What would you do if no one would answer your questions? Apathy is not an option.
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