Good Advice
Great Post Icy Mountain,
Besides fishing line tangling and killing wildlife, it will also do a nasty job on your propellor shaft if it gets wrapped around there. Usually a sporting goods shop will accept used fishing line for recycling, so please if you need to dispose of monofilament, or any other kind of line, please recycle.
While I am on the subject of disposal, I was once stopped by the Coast Guard and had my safety equipment checked. They noted that my flares were about to expire and that I would need new ones. I asked what to do with expired flares and they had no answer. After thinking about it for a while, I decided that the flares were hazardous materials, so I contacted the Fire Department. They were more than happy to accept the expired flares and said they would be used in training burns. So please, whatever it is you need to dispose of, try to think of someway to get rid of it in a constructive manner.
Happy hunting and fishing,
Gary
: I don't have a clue about fishing gear, but when it comes to ammo, I expect that we will soon go lead free.
