That has been done in a few lakes here in Queensland.They poisoned the lot.Apparently it was the only way to erradicate the Talapia and other noxious species knowing they could restock it with natives at a later date.Though I would think it would be a much harder process in a larger natural waterway.amehel0;1129986; said:maybe ther gonna kill every fish and when the poison has gone(dont ask how it goes ) then they will restock it?
groovitudedude;1531258; said:This is necessarry. You really should not be bashing California for trying to get rid of an economy-destroying fish. Keep in mind that not all fish keepers are as responsible as we are with our fish.
Supes13;1528495; said:last time that i caught a pike in my home town of sandusky ohio was when i was a kid almost 20 years ago...i fish as often as i can and i havent seen anything in the pike family other than a chain pickeral that i was shocked to catch while fishing for bluegills with my baby sister. i would love to hook into one again...or 4 or 5. they are terrific fighters and beautiful fish. following this post i agree with what was said above, the pike has been an introduced species and has a presence in those waters for over a hundred years. so why all of a sudden the fear for the trout fishery? if they wanted to go that route they should target LMB as well. makes no sense to me.