Anglers face unknown enemy in fight for fishing license reform

STATEWIDE — If you want to understand the frustration of the everyday American voter, look no further than California’s angling community. Anglers up and down the state spent about two-thirds of 2017 believing they’d realize the fishing reform they long sought: the ability to buy a sportfishing license for a...

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Richard Thomas says:

October 5, 2017 at 11:10 am

That’s because Assembly member Lorena Gonzalez wanted donation to her campaign fund to move this forward. Just another corrupt politician.

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Ed Walach says:

October 5, 2017 at 5:01 pm

Lorena Gonzalez has demonstrated that she’s no friend of her sportsmen constituents. She needs to be sent packing at the next election.

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