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To: TigersEye

Since we did have a charter boat we had to keep up with the ever changing rules. We refused to do do the dropping of ashes at sea. I forget why but there was a good reason. If a body isn’t taken far enough out to sea the fisherman will just net it up & lose their catch. What is allowed in NC might not be allowed in FL either. I think it may go state by state. I do know that you can’t just drop ashes on the beach like you could yrs ago. The family should pay for the lost catch IMO or sue the charter capt for it. Those fisherman work long hard hrs for that catch. Why should they lose money?


23 posted on 09/15/2010 1:09:07 AM PDT by pandoraou812 (Shoot for the moon. If you miss, you'll land among the stars)
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To: pandoraou812
If a body isn’t taken far enough out to sea the fisherman will just net it up & lose their catch. ... Why should they lose money?

I understand that some requirements are necessary but it doesn't need to be a stainless steel casket and stainless steel chains. If the body is exposed enough to the critters of the sea it is going to disappear long before plain old steel chain would.

56 posted on 09/15/2010 12:54:12 PM PDT by TigersEye (Greenhouse Theory is false. Totally debunked. "GH gases" is a non-sequitur.)
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