You can bring as much or as little as you like. There's always enough
equipment, and nobody minds sharing. I'll have a seine and a dipnet. Bruce
usually has a great push net. There are several other "maybes" from folks
around the region, so the size of the crowd is yet to be determined. How
long you stay is up to you. I'm usually around as long as the daylight
holds out. If you want to keep fish, a minnow bucket works just fine. Since
Paint Rock is relatively close to where you live, aeration shouldn't be a
big problem as long as you don't collect a whole bucket full of fish.
Otherwise, the little battery operated aerators work just fine. I'll defer
to Bruce on the license question. I get by with my non-resident fishing
permit. I would definitely recommend waders unless you're into pain (-:
Also, this place is out in the boonies (no nearby Wendy's), so you'll want
to bring your food & drinks. See you there!
Steven A. Ellis
Kennesaw, GA
At 10:16 PM 11/20/01 -0600, you wrote:
>I'm pretty sure I can make it, but I'm wondering what I should bring. I can
>probably find some waders, but what else? I had said before that I wasn't
>planning to keep anything, and I still think that is probably best, but just
>in case what else do I need? What sort of net? This is a good excuse to go
>get one, so what size would be a good starter? Containers? Of course a
>camera. How long do these shindigs generally last? More than just an hour
>I hope. Also, what sort of permits, if any, are required? My AL fishing
>liscense is probably current, but if it isn't and is necessary I can get a
>new one no problem.
>
>Looking forward to it,
>Cameron in AL
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