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The federal government has been partially shut down since midnight Monday, when the House refused to sign off on the federal budget unless the presidents signature healthcare initiative was defunded. Since then the House has tried several times to pass bills that would fund specific items like pay for veterans, or opening the nations parks. Those efforts have all failed.
Thursday back in South Florida, a day after limits for the National Institutes of Health made headlines, it was the fear of food drying up and a prohibition on fishing in waters of Florida Bay that took center stage.
Charter guides received a message from the National Park Service this week informing them that they are not permitted to take clients fishing in Florida Bay until the feds get back to work. That means that more than 1,100 square miles of prime fishing is off limits between the southern tip of the mainland to the Keys until further notice.
The closing affects not only fishing guides, but anyone with a license to conduct business in the park, including tour operators and paddling guides anyone with a Commercial Use Authorization permit, said Dan Kimball, superintendent of Everglades and Dry Tortugas national parks.
The fish are happy about it.
When are the Obama supporters going to see him for the tyrant he wants to be?
Sorry, I forgot who I was talking about.
The federal government has been partially shut down since midnight Monday, when the House refused to sign off on the federal budget unless the presidents signature healthcare initiative was defunded. Since then the House has tried several times to pass bills that would fund specific items like pay for veterans, or opening the nations parks. Those efforts have all failed.
Thursday back in South Florida, a day after limits for the National Institutes of Health made headlines, it was the fear of food drying up and a prohibition on fishing in waters of Florida Bay that took center stage.
Charter guides received a message from the National Park Service this week informing them that they are not permitted to take clients fishing in Florida Bay until the feds get back to work. That means that more than 1,100 square miles of prime fishing is off limits between the southern tip of the mainland to the Keys until further notice.
The closing affects not only fishing guides, but anyone with a license to conduct business in the park, including tour operators and paddling guides anyone with a Commercial Use Authorization permit, said Dan Kimball, superintendent of Everglades and Dry Tortugas national parks.
Shutdown Day 3: Food distributor stalled, charter boat captains docked - Business - MiamiHerald.com
The fish are happy about it.
Keep your pants up. The fishy smell is really bad.
The fish are happy about it.
Keep your pants up. The fishy smell is really bad.
Isn't it telling how callous the Leftards are about people being kept from earning a living?
Keep your pants up. The fishy smell is really bad.
Isn't it telling how callous the Leftards are about people being kept from earning a living?
Yes, and also about how they support the police shooting that poor mentally ill woman with a child in the car. I thought they wanted the world rid of guns. Apparently, when you can knock off the mentally ill, it's OK. A black street thug, not so much.
How about ice fishing? Has the ice formed yet?
How about ice fishing? Has the ice formed yet?
no not yet
dont rush it
When are the Obama supporters going to see him for the tyrant he wants to be?
Sorry, I forgot who I was talking about.
The federal government has been partially shut down since midnight Monday, when the House refused to sign off on the federal budget unless the presidents signature healthcare initiative was defunded. Since then the House has tried several times to pass bills that would fund specific items like pay for veterans, or opening the nations parks. Those efforts have all failed.
Thursday back in South Florida, a day after limits for the National Institutes of Health made headlines, it was the fear of food drying up and a prohibition on fishing in waters of Florida Bay that took center stage.
Charter guides received a message from the National Park Service this week informing them that they are not permitted to take clients fishing in Florida Bay until the feds get back to work. That means that more than 1,100 square miles of prime fishing is off limits between the southern tip of the mainland to the Keys until further notice.
The closing affects not only fishing guides, but anyone with a license to conduct business in the park, including tour operators and paddling guides anyone with a Commercial Use Authorization permit, said Dan Kimball, superintendent of Everglades and Dry Tortugas national parks.
Shutdown Day 3: Food distributor stalled, charter boat captains docked - Business - MiamiHerald.com
