Is at the end of the report (like the last two paragraphs) it talks about the "goal" of re-establishing the dominance of the native predator fish in the great lakes.

Boy oh boy, what mis-guided, half-witted team of biologist decided THAT was what we want????

I don't know about you all, but boy, I just can't wait until all the salmon, steelhead and brown trout are gone and we have an abundancce of Lake Trout!!

 

Is at the end of the report (like the last two paragraphs) it talks about the "goal" of re-establishing the dominance of the native predator fish in the great lakes.

Boy oh boy, what mis-guided, half-witted team of biologist decided THAT was what we want????

I don't know about you all, but boy, I just can't wait until all the salmon, steelhead and brown trout are gone and we have an abundancce of Lake Trout!!

lakers...

well you can have them...

browns not very abundant on this side of the lake...

steelhead are a prized possesion by many a angler...

i dont know i would just like to see better weather conditions to suit the runs...

i dont think the DNR can manage that

 

In case anyone didn't get it....I was being sarcastic.....

Other than tournament fishing I do everything possible to avoid catching lake trout.

I live for the kings and the steelhead and feel that the multi-billion dollar great lakes sportfishing industry would be decimated if this hair brained scheme to "return the lake to it's native species" is ever done.

 

The last paragraph of that report is scary!!!

 

Because that is "the vision" the people managing the Great Lakes share for our fishery :SHOCKED: :help: