Nice.vincent wrote:Rollover killed that because if the increased sediment clouding the water and killing off the seagrasses and changing the salinity so the oyster drill snail could proliferate and decimate the oyster population.I think I saw a spotted owl nesting near the pass...I might need to have some environmentallist look into that..And as everybody knows oysters filter sediment from the water.
Much like you I don't have a stake in the fight as I haven't fished Rollover in years, mainly because of the trash there, but if there is even a 50/50 chance that closing Rollover could contribute significantly to the repair of East Bay I'm for it. I know it will never be the way it was 100 years ago but if the closure can significantly aid the re-growth of seagrasses and oyster beds which will clear the water and attract fish I'm all for it.
I'm something of a conservationist but like most of the people on here I want to keep places clean and somewhat wild so we'll have those places to enjoy. You know? Got to preserve the habitat for the birds and fish so we'll have birds and fish to catch and hunt.