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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 4:09 amPosted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 4:29 amfisherman bob wrote:I just want to catch me some nice panfish...
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 5:34 amKruliosis wrote:You mean they don't stock as much as they used to? Last time I checked fish weren't rooted into the bottom....fisherman bob wrote:I just want to catch me some nice panfish...
It's a pain trying to catch fish anymore. They don't plant as much as they used to. The damned license is a rip off. *shakes fist at Fish and Game*
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 5:39 amfisherman bob wrote:Kruliosis wrote:You mean they don't stock as much as they used to? Last time I checked fish weren't rooted into the bottom....fisherman bob wrote:I just want to catch me some nice panfish...
It's a pain trying to catch fish anymore. They don't plant as much as they used to. The damned license is a rip off. *shakes fist at Fish and Game*
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:07 amfisherman bob wrote:Kruliosis wrote:You mean they don't stock as much as they used to? Last time I checked fish weren't rooted into the bottom....fisherman bob wrote:I just want to catch me some nice panfish...
It's a pain trying to catch fish anymore. They don't plant as much as they used to. The damned license is a rip off. *shakes fist at Fish and Game*
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:38 amMike Nobody wrote:fisherman bob wrote:Kruliosis wrote:You mean they don't stock as much as they used to? Last time I checked fish weren't rooted into the bottom....fisherman bob wrote:I just want to catch me some nice panfish...
It's a pain trying to catch fish anymore. They don't plant as much as they used to. The damned license is a rip off. *shakes fist at Fish and Game*
Come to Michigan and fish the beautiful Great Lakes. Three-Eyed bass are plentiful!
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 8:08 amgtZip wrote:Mike Nobody wrote:fisherman bob wrote:Kruliosis wrote:You mean they don't stock as much as they used to? Last time I checked fish weren't rooted into the bottom....fisherman bob wrote:I just want to catch me some nice panfish...
It's a pain trying to catch fish anymore. They don't plant as much as they used to. The damned license is a rip off. *shakes fist at Fish and Game*
Come to Michigan and fish the beautiful Great Lakes. Three-Eyed bass are plentiful!
Hey, at least you haven't had a river catch fire. (That I know of)
Ohio takes the cake.
Lake Erie infamously became very polluted in the 1960s and 1970s. The water quality deteriorated due to increasing levels of the nutrient phosphorus in both the water and lake bottom sediments. The resultant high nitrogen levels in the water caused eutrophication, which resulted in algal blooms. Algae masses and fish kills increasingly fouled the shoreline during this period, but a 1969 Time magazine article about a fire on the Cuyahoga River, a tributary feeding the lake at Cleveland, Ohio so embarrassed officials that the United States Congress quickly passed the Clean Water Act of 1972.[13] Also in 1972, an agreement between Canada and the United States significantly reduced the dumping and runoff of phosphorus into the lake. The lake has since become clean enough to allow sunlight to infiltrate its water and produce algae and sea weed, but a dead zone persists in the central Lake Erie Basin during the late summer. The United States Environmental Protection Agency is currently studying this cyclic phenomenon.[14]
Since the 1970s environmental regulation has led to a great increase in water quality and the return of economically important fish species such as walleye and other biological life.[15]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Erie
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