03-06-2017, 07:18 PM
[quote a_bow_nut]They didn't even have to poison Starvation or Jordanelle for the chubs to get thinned out. [/quote]
didn't have to, or didn't get the opportunity to?
You don't see many rotenone treatments anymore. This is due to the high cost, and the relative unpopularity of using rotenone. The effectiveness cannot be disputed. Rotenone is a very valuable tool for fisheries managers to use under the right circumstances. Unfortunately, anglers have nearly taken that tool away from our managers.
[quote a_bow_nut]Depending on the ecology of the body of water chubs can be a good source of prey.[/quote]
right.
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didn't have to, or didn't get the opportunity to?
You don't see many rotenone treatments anymore. This is due to the high cost, and the relative unpopularity of using rotenone. The effectiveness cannot be disputed. Rotenone is a very valuable tool for fisheries managers to use under the right circumstances. Unfortunately, anglers have nearly taken that tool away from our managers.
[quote a_bow_nut]Depending on the ecology of the body of water chubs can be a good source of prey.[/quote]
right.
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