As is usual amongst South Africans, I notice that once again nobody is prepared to take blame and the race card is being used once more. I fish in amongst group of Indian chaps fairly regularly and I must commend them on the fact that I don't feel at all threatened - even though being the only whitey there - and we fish all through the night. This is sincerely appreciated. I would like to know though, why it is necessary for undersize fish to lie dead at the edge of the pier - only to be kicked off if the Parks Board arrive. Why, too is it that if I manage to get a cast at the front of the pier and my line gets tangled in another, it promptly gets cut off? I have been the first on the pier on many occasions only to be joined there at a later stage by the abovementioned gentlemen. When they cast over my line, the event is dismissed flippantly. IF THE SHOE FITS, WEAR IT! It's about time people of all races in this country accepted accountability. Face it, 80% + of Natals shore anglers are of Indian decent and therefore have a significant part to play in changing behaviour.