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	Name:	Mack -
	Subject:	Rude fishermen
	Date:	3/7/2011 5:12:51 PM

Crappie fishermen can spot submerged brush with depth finders, and when they do, look for them to return looking for fish on the brush. There were a number of boats in my slough this weekend searching and catching some. They are within their rights to fish anywhere they can reach with a bait. If your intruders were catching fish, better get used to it.
However, I consider tying up to my dock, or worse, getting on my dock (other than to quickly retrieve a hung up bait) without an invitation the equivalent of some jerk sitting on the hood of my car, or Charter Cable trenching across my back yard without even ringing my doorbell, or camping in the left lane below the speed limit. These people just never had the solid crap beat out of them for being inconsiderate.
I think to just walk away from your situation?? I couldn't. I think it would be a good time to hammer in all the exposed nailheads on the dock and carefully untie his rope. He would get the point. And you are standing there with a claw hammer??
Just me.