...when a fisherman caught the 1st asian carp found beyond the electronic barrier. Millions spent, on the battle, but alas, the carp are winning the war! Hey, I wonder if we can entice the carp to go down to the Gulf & eat up the oil blobs from the spill? That will keep them occupied!!!
Article about the asian carp on the doostep of the Great Lakes below:
http://newsfeed.time.com/2010/06/24/car ... aol-direct
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I absolutely cringe at the thoughts of those things in our Great Lakes...
from a North American point of view, who can really begin to imagine the ecosystem imbalance that will take place?
From a personal standpoint, there is nothing more I enjoy then to walk in the sandy bottom waters of our Long Point Bay, uninhibited by anything but minnows!!! OMG!

from a North American point of view, who can really begin to imagine the ecosystem imbalance that will take place?
From a personal standpoint, there is nothing more I enjoy then to walk in the sandy bottom waters of our Long Point Bay, uninhibited by anything but minnows!!! OMG!

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2012 Triple Axle trailer
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2014 Triple Axle trailer
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2017 20hp Suzuki 4 stroke
2012 Triple Axle trailer
1978 C&C Mega 30' Sailboat
2014 Triple Axle trailer
2016 Highfield CL290 BL RIB
2017 20hp Suzuki 4 stroke
Well there goes the neighborhood for sure. I have actively joined the battle to keep this menace out of the great lakes but government seems to turn a deaf ear. They put up an electronic barrier as a token of concern but when pressed to do more they did nothing.
Once they're here, and they now are, there is no remedy. Now we have yet another non-native predator species to wreak havoc on these national treasures we call the great lakes.
Once they're here, and they now are, there is no remedy. Now we have yet another non-native predator species to wreak havoc on these national treasures we call the great lakes.
Tim
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1979 36' Tri-Cabin
"SeaDog"
1979 36' Tri-Cabin