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Originally Posted by Kurt505
I didn't realize I had that much pull.....
I think you mean I f we keep up with the current plan our fisheries have no hope, because that is a fact.
Your handle says it all.
Save the walleye! Screw the rest! Nobody should be eating my playmates!
What you don't seem to realize is that there is more than one type of fisherman sharing the pond.
If the biologists are only getting paid to do netting once every 5 years, what are they doing the other 4 years? Playing ping pong?
Since that other guy can't answer my question, maybe you can?
How long has it been since they shut down retention?
What have they learned since then? Other than closing off retention of walleye has had a detrimental effect on sustaining a healthy balance of fish species in our lakes?
It's all wonderful if you're a walleye tournament fisherman I suppose, but what about the others?
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Nice to see you have learned nothing in this thread or the last 2 threads.
You want answers, but if you dont agree with them you seem to ignore them.
Each bio rotates the water bodies in their area. They each get test netted about once every 5 years. More testing requires more techs. Quite simple.
Coming up with suggestions and questions is easy. The rest is harder.
