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criminally_minded
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FlyZone CR
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OK, big huevos, cool and all, BUT: how would wakeboarding ruin some of the best fishing spots?
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cubbies017
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GnarShredd
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| FlyZone CR wrote: | | OK, big huevos, cool and all, BUT: how would wakeboarding ruin some of the best fishing spots? |
I think they're just afraid that if someone does get hurt/eaten, there will be new laws/restrictions governing the use of the water that may negatively affect the fishermen. I don't think they mean that the act of wakeboarding is causing problems, just the potential consequences. |
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