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Author Topic: RULES  (Read 3072 times)

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Offline GOLDTIP

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what r the rules 4 houses in the south i know u can have them out as long as they r occupied at all times  but what about night time????
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Offline JohnWester

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as long as they are occupied... they cannot be left un occupied over night.
If a gun kills people then I can blame a pen for my misspells?

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Offline GOLDTIP

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reaally  i heard some BS about not being able to have them out during certain hours  ever hear anyting about dis
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Offline Spinach

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as long as they are occupied... they cannot be left un occupied over night.

Sorry BFG, but thats not correct either..... Technically all houses need to be off the lake at midnight occupied or not. Unless the rule changed, thats the deal.

Some CO's will allow houses overnight, but the rule states that they need to be off the ice between midnight and sunrise.
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Offline JohnWester

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as long as they are occupied... they cannot be left un occupied over night.

Sorry BFG, but thats not correct either..... Technically all houses need to be off the lake at midnight occupied or not. Unless the rule changed, thats the deal.

Some CO's will allow houses overnight, but the rule states that they need to be off the ice between midnight and sunrise.
did not know that...  hhmmm...
If a gun kills people then I can blame a pen for my misspells?

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Offline Joe

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Your both right. ;D
It just depends on where your fishing. North of "the Line" you can fish all night, but south of "the line" you need to be off by midnight.

This post was asking about metro area lakes, so in this case, Spinach has it right.
« Last Edit: March 03/26/07, 01:29:16 PM by Joe »
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Offline holdemtwice

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Great  info ...... .  thank you !    :bandana:             :taz:
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