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Yesterday afternoon I decided to hit 6 Mile Lake after a cold morning at Tunkwa. The conditions were perfect, sunny, about 20 degrees, light wind and ripple on the water. 3 other fisherman on the lake, fish were active. While fishing I noticed a variety of several ducks and birds along the weedbeds and shoreline of the lake, minding there own business likely enjoying the warm day like me.
Then I observed a new black Dodge Ram roaring down the road from Morgan Lake towards 6 Mile. I could tell right away this guy was in the mood to drive his truck like it was stolen (maybe it was). Instead of taking the road that goes above the lake he preceded to drive down to the shoreline, floored all way, and wipe out an entire section of weed growth in the lake along with it likely bird nests and habitat for ducks and fish. He had the truck right in the lake and was pushing water with his bumper. He continued to another part of the lake shore and did ther same nearly getting stuck in the process. He then turned around by a couple of parked vehicles, floored it, surely spraying gravel on the vehicles, thankfully not mine and did the same thing again. He then burned out of the area. I tired to get his license plate because I would have had no issues reporting him to conservation but I could not read it. I am not sure if he were camped at Morgan or even a fisherman for that matter. Safe to say the various bird life were scrambling for their lives!!! Good to see there are still idiots out there like this

I took a drive to Morgan before deciding on 6 Mile and saw a variety of empty beer cans scattered throughout the area and various othere garbage blowing around. I believe these lakes are on private land and would not fault the owner if the place was shut down!!
At the end of the day it will be the responsible fishermen that pay for acts of stupidity like this when these areas get shutdown. I saw the same at Jacko last week and decided to clean it up as I know that lake has been topic of hot debate with the land owner over the years. How hard is it to clean up after yourself?????
Just my 2 cents. I know 99% of the people that use these areas are responsible but it is the 1% that ruin everything!!
Yesterday afternoon I decided to hit 6 Mile Lake after a cold morning at Tunkwa. The conditions were perfect, sunny, about 20 degrees, light wind and ripple on the water. 3 other fisherman on the lake, fish were active. While fishing I noticed a variety of several ducks and birds along the weedbeds and shoreline of the lake, minding there own business likely enjoying the warm day like me.
Then I observed a new black Dodge Ram roaring down the road from Morgan Lake towards 6 Mile. I could tell right away this guy was in the mood to drive his truck like it was stolen (maybe it was). Instead of taking the road that goes above the lake he preceded to drive down to the shoreline, floored all way, and wipe out an entire section of weed growth in the lake along with it likely bird nests and habitat for ducks and fish. He had the truck right in the lake and was pushing water with his bumper. He continued to another part of the lake shore and did ther same nearly getting stuck in the process. He then turned around by a couple of parked vehicles, floored it, surely spraying gravel on the vehicles, thankfully not mine and did the same thing again. He then burned out of the area. I tired to get his license plate because I would have had no issues reporting him to conservation but I could not read it. I am not sure if he were camped at Morgan or even a fisherman for that matter. Safe to say the various bird life were scrambling for their lives!!! Good to see there are still idiots out there like this
I took a drive to Morgan before deciding on 6 Mile and saw a variety of empty beer cans scattered throughout the area and various othere garbage blowing around. I believe these lakes are on private land and would not fault the owner if the place was shut down!!
At the end of the day it will be the responsible fishermen that pay for acts of stupidity like this when these areas get shutdown. I saw the same at Jacko last week and decided to clean it up as I know that lake has been topic of hot debate with the land owner over the years. How hard is it to clean up after yourself?????
Just my 2 cents. I know 99% of the people that use these areas are responsible but it is the 1% that ruin everything!!