Mar 26 2020
Greg Zimmerman
Fingerling
Member Since :
2018
Number of Posts :
98
I agree with Jim, but I will not say 0.0%. I am not a medical professional, but I agree that when I fish, I either have zero contact with other human beings or the humans that I do contact with are the ones that I would be there in a second for if they had an issue. I am, however, an attorney. I have at my disposal, the latest information on the shelter-in-place orders for all Texas counties and cities as of today and my firm monitors them continuously. I advise you to read the applicable SIP order for the county/city in which you live or fish, in order to comply, but unless you are fishing in Travis County or City of Austin (which are very poorly written orders and may shut down construction and other basic activities), I feel comfortable to fish on. Also, my wife is super-paranoid about this stuff, and the only reason that she will let me leave the house, is to go fishing. Stay healthy, stay safe. This is not legal advice.
Mar 20 2020
Jim Bennett
Slot Fish
Member Since :
2019
Number of Posts :
102
I may be stating the obvious, but there is a 0.0% chance of getting this virus at any of the PWF lakes. Just dont go to any public places , and enjoy your day, catch some culls for your family. Win-Win for everybody.