-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to Dave Hazelman <=-
 MK> In Saskatchewan it is lead from gas that was the problem which is what
 MK> prompted me to use a canoe.  I truly believe that we all make a
 MK> difference whether we're part of the problem or the solution.  I like
 MK> the idea of setting aside waterways as no motors allowed and feel that
 MK> this should be a given with most lakes.  Instead of setting aside
 MK> lakes for no motorized transportation it should be the other way
 MK> around.  Let the waterskiiers and seadooers swim in the filth they
 MK> create in a few isolated enclosed lakes (i.e. no drainage into other
 MK> waterways) and all the rest is left for the rest of us to enjoy. 
 MK> Either that or charge an arm and a leg for the priveledge of screwing
 MK> it up for the rest of us, such as a moorage charge based on
 MK> horsepower.  Economics is always a good restraint!  You want that 120
 MK> HP Merc?  Well you're gonna pay, and pay, and pay,... well you get the
 MK> idea. 
 Hey I like those ideas. Maybe though motors should be allowed only on the
 bigger waters. I wouldnt want to go 2 miles into Lake Superior with a 
 canoe and paddle. Although some kayaks can handle anything. I'm tired of
 having somebody's wake mess up my fishing. How come I am the one who 
 always has to find another place to play? Oh well, enough complaining for
 one night. I went fishing today for rainbow trout and I feel pretty good.
... Here fishie fishie, I have something for you..Jackal talking to fish  
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