<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>3Rivers wrote:</div>
He explained the loophole with no open containers in the boat. He said the trick was to sink your can as soon as you were done and then you would never have an open container. He smiled and said, “drink em and sink em, it’s the Canadian way”.
It’s not a loop hole, it’s called littering. And it’s not funny.
Is it littering if you don’t get caught?Keeping the cans is denying hidey-holes for bottom dwelling critters.On the ‘Sippi,those items may get you the Holy Grail of walleye bait,willowcats.
Years ago,a guy I fish with got pulled over in KY for flickering taillights.When the LEO walked-up to vehicle,he flashed the light at the back seat and seen some empty cans from a few weeks prior,and asked him if he was drinking beer.There were quite a few cans,and buddy did pass field test.But LEO wasn’t convinced and popped a breathalyzer test and was just over legal limit.I told him to never leave empties in vehicle,chug and chuck them.Aluminum pickers appreciate them.