Marine Parks mean simpler rules for fishermen

[IQS.RLOW]

What it told me was that those fishermen who support marine parks are unwilling to speak out because of all the BS that goes on (yes they told me this personally),

Unwilling top speak out because there are only a handful at best ie the minority

It is the behaviour of people like you that is dvisive.

It is the vocal minority like yourself that is divisive. Pushing your green agenda as a huge benefit to fishers. That nearly all see through your spin and bullshit is what irks you

Do you really think that 3 or 4 online forums inhabited by the same bunch of people who openly insist that opinions like mine are dangerous and should therefor be silenced consitute some kind of majority?

Evidence they are all inhabited by the same bunch? It's not that you should be silenced, its that your view should be shitcanned like all extremist views. If you think that you are gaining any headway into making fishers believe that MPAs are a fantastic idea and should be welcomed with open arms you are seriously deluded (but that's a given considering your views on this subject and the carbon tax)

Like the carbon tax, yours is a minority viewpoint.
Learn to live with it and go sob in the corner when you are told to shut the fuck up.
Your views do not represent the majority or reality

[Outlaw Yogi]

One easily accessible and popular spot in particular was roped into one of the marine parks around here

Can you give me more details please?

Some place south of Elliot Heads/Coral Cove (east of Bundy) that became part of the marine park in Wide Bay between the mainland and Fraser Isle. ... I'll look it up ... here you go, this one >
Great Sandy Marine Park
http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks/great- ... about.html

When exploring Great Sandy Marine Park from north to south, access the northern waters of the marine park from Bundaberg. Travel north to the Kolan River, then onto Littabella Creek and Baffle Creek. East of Bundaberg is Bargara and the Woongarra Coast with its fringing reefs. Head south to Elliot River, Woodgate and the Burrum River.

Ooops, sorrry, no, this one >
Woongarra Marine Park
http://www.wilddownunder.com/national-p ... arine-Park
Map of Woongarra Marine Park, QLD
http://www.bonzle.com/c/a?a=p&p=60020&cmd=sp
Woongarra marine park Google search @
http://www.google.com.au/search?q=Austr ... 24&bih=607

Meaning it doesn't matter how many pigs and dogs we kill in allowed areas, the population will soon replenish itself in the National Park.

LOL, sounds like the spillover effect.

I reckon you'd $#!+ yourself if you came across a pack of feral dogs or 100 kilo boar in your backyard. Fact is Nat Parks and Wildlife do not maintain these areas properly, and prohibit nearby residents doing it on their behalf or for said residents own safety.