Patriot Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 (edited) This Petition is now Closed. After 1 week it seems that there's not enough interest.This is NOT a pollThis petition has been started by a member of a forum I attend, "Lake Ontario United". And one of the guys started this petition for change. If you have a minute please read and sign the petition.All it asks for is a name an email address. That information is kept private.Please Help. This will help get the attention that the Chinook salmon needs.Since the St. Lawrence Seaway will always remain open, Alewives will continue to persist in Lake Ontario. If you believe this premise then you must also understand that as long as there are Alewives, Chinook Salmon(Kings) will be needed to control this baitfish. Therefore, there will always be kings in Lake Ontario. In an attempt to stop Chinook Salmon from the continual treatment as a second rate "exotic" species by politicians who don't understand why an "exotic species" salmon program needs funding or by biologists who are in the hardcore "native species-only" camp. Perhaps changing the designation will lessen the burden. So lets start an online petition here.Click on the link below. It takes just a minute of your time. That's it!http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/change-the-status-of-chinook-salmon-in-lake Edited March 27, 2015 by Patriot
southtrollsouth Posted March 25, 2015 Posted March 25, 2015 This is NOT a pollThis petition has been started by a member of a forum I attend, "Lake Ontario United". And one of the guys started this petition for change. If you have a minute please read and sign the petition.All it asks for is a name an email address. That information is kept private.Please Help. This will help get the attention that the Chinook salmon needs.Since the St. Lawrence Seaway will always remain open, Alewives will continue to persist in Lake Ontario. If you believe this premise then you must also understand that as long as there are Alewives, Chinook Salmon(Kings) will be needed to control this baitfish. Therefore, there will always be kings in Lake Ontario. In an attempt to stop Chinook Salmon from the continual treatment as a second rate "exotic" species by politicians who don't understand why an "exotic species" salmon program needs funding or by biologists who are in the hardcore "native species-only" camp. Perhaps changing the designation will lessen the burden. So lets start an online petition here.Click on the link below. It takes just a minute of your time. That's it!http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/change-the-status-of-chinook-salmon-in-lakeThe Welland Canal links Lake O to Lake Erie, which via the Detroit and St Clair River links to Lake Huron, which links to Lake Michigan. In effect creating a continuous connection between all waterways. This petition should apply to all great lakes. Come spend a day with Native Tribes here in Michigan and you would re-define the meaning of "hardcore native only". You don't have a commercial gill net fishery driving insane Lake Trout stocking like we do.
Hookerdown Posted March 28, 2015 Posted March 28, 2015 I attended a seminar lasy weekend hosted by the Ministry of Natural Resources who conducted research on the food source of game fish on Lake Ontario. The results were all gamefish examined ate alewife.
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