Updated Information In my original story, I indicated that Ty Sennett did not support this proposal. That was a misperception on my part. During a telephone conservation with Ty Sennett on 4/13/00, Ty reminded me that, for the record…he supported, whole heartedly, the imposition of a maximum 400 foot distance between set rods as put forward in the proposal that passed during the Conservation Congress meeting for Sawyer County on April 10, 2000. In fact, Ty indicated that he would like to see the 400 foot rule enhanced by adding to it a 5 minute maximum time limit to respond to a tripped rod. Scott Allen & John Dettloff proposed unattended line rebuttal By: Corey Meyer © 2000 Below is a written rebuttal regarding the "Statement of the problem" and "Resolution" pursuant to the proposal submitted regarding current "unattended line laws" and their enforcement. I am extremely hesitant to respond because this is such an emotionally charged issue. But with all due respect to the writers of this proposal and those who reported the story in www.musky.com, myself, and other anglers agree that the information given contains a multitude of inaccuracies, flawed conclusions, opinions and biases. As I respond to the "Statement of the problem" and "Resolution" submitted my hope is that people understand I am not trying to be judgmental, or that the concept is bad, but trying to point out possible areas of concern. You will notice there are several statements listed which were in
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