Earl Posted August 21, 2014 Posted August 21, 2014 Betsie River Warm Water Blues (to the tune of Folsom City Prison Blues) I hear them Kangs a comin’ They’re splashin’ across the sand And I ain’t seen my bob drop since I don’t know when Cause they’re stuck out on the sand flats, on a warm sunny day And the snaggers keep a comin’, up the benzonia way. When I just had a yellow rod, and I fished with yarn and lead I simply didn’t care how many spawners would always end up dead I’d snag them in the bung hole, and give them freezer burn When I see them kangs a splashin’, I know that we don’t learn. I bet there’s rich folks lining with fancy fly fishin’ gear They’re probably smokin’ Cigars, and drinkin’ import beer. Well I know we got it coming, especially those who fish gut Those kangs won’t keep a comin’ I know that I’m not a nut. Well if we could keep all the alewife If we had some more high water year I’d bet that they’d keep reproducing, just like the deer Those far northwestern rivers, that’s where they’d stay But I feel the collapse a coming, comin’ faster everyday.
Trina Rose Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 i live a couple miles from the betsie. I see some of the worst types of so called sportsman mostly in the monthes of september and october. i keep a couple for steelhead eggs, but try not to go near either homestead dam or the campground during the salmon run. It just sickens me. You summed it up well with your song.
whatadeal Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 I am with you on this Earl , sorry to say, but it's just a matter of time.
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