Non-native species slowly spreading throughout province, experts say

[Curious Cdn]

Sheik.... Sorta what I might have thought it was at first glance....

We used to call them "white fish", back in the 1970s, sailing on Lake St. Louis, before proper sewage treatment was built.

 

[Danbones]

Actually we don't want neither alewives or smelts because they are whats keeping back lake trout from recovering in the great lakes. Even fish that eat Alewives get a thiamine deficiency that negatively impacts their hatchlings, especially Lakers...

But there here to stay, and this "I don't give a shit" attitude a lot of anglers have is not helping the situation.

Well, we are stuck with smelts( they came through the canal I believe), and the thing is, it isn't anglers responsible, it's the profit making/globalist business ethic primarily behind it all - and that goes for a lot of extinctions too.

I grew up on georgian bay and I have watched it die out considerably, and that is the reason many invasive species get in - because there is now a space they can fill.

 

[petros]

Native Species.

As if anyways. Not even.

Why not export them, . . . for money? Wasn't sure you would have gotten the whole picture without it being spelled out.

Expresspost?

Ho lay lick anyways.