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Posted on Oct 6, 2009 in
Top Shots
Have you heard about the proposed Gulf of Mexico Heritage Park that will close the entire Gulf from southern Texas to Key West from 20 miles out to all recreational fishing?
Probably not, since I just made that up.
But I'll bet I got your attention.
And your full attention is warranted to understand what our sport-fishing counterparts Down Under are facing right now with a very real Coral Sea Heritage Park proposal. Read More
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