http://michiganmessenger.com/34753/federal-carp-control-strategy-is-widely-criticized The Michigan Messenger is a local news site covering politics and policy throughout Michigan. Its team delivers original reporting daily. The Michigan Messenger is published by the nonpartisan and nonprofit group American Independent News Network. Fri, 30 Sep 2011 16:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://michiganmessenger.com/34753/federal-carp-control-strategy-is-widely-criticized/comment-page-1#comment-17279 savethelakes Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:10:20 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=34753#comment-17279 just for your info 'chicagoharbormaster',they arent 50 feet long. they can grow to 10 feet and the Deadliest Catch show the drop cages baited with raw fish and pick them up days or weeks later. we need to close locks to prevent them from getting into the great lakes. if we dont close them instead of losing a few million dollars the entire great lake states could lose BILLIONS of doallars that they spent on tourisim and fishing. we cant wait to pass laws and vote on every thing, if we dont act immediatley everything could be destroyed. the economy of theses states. someone make the right decison and act now b4 its to late. just for your info 'chicagoharbormaster',they arent 50 feet long. they can grow to 10 feet and the Deadliest Catch show the drop cages baited with raw fish and pick them up days or weeks later. we need to close locks to prevent them from getting into the great lakes. if we dont close them instead of losing a few million dollars the entire great lake states could lose BILLIONS of doallars that they spent on tourisim and fishing. we cant wait to pass laws and vote on every thing, if we dont act immediatley everything could be destroyed. the economy of theses states. someone make the right decison and act now b4 its to late.

]]> http://michiganmessenger.com/34753/federal-carp-control-strategy-is-widely-criticized/comment-page-1#comment-15799 savethelakes Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:10:20 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=34753#comment-15799 just for your info 'chicagoharbormaster',they arent 50 feet long. they can grow to 10 feet and the Deadliest Catch show the drop cages baited with raw fish and pick them up days or weeks later. we need to close locks to prevent them from getting into the great lakes. if we dont close them instead of losing a few million dollars the entire great lake states could lose BILLIONS of doallars that they spent on tourisim and fishing. we cant wait to pass laws and vote on every thing, if we dont act immediatley everything could be destroyed. the economy of theses states. someone make the right decison and act now b4 its to late. just for your info 'chicagoharbormaster',they arent 50 feet long. they can grow to 10 feet and the Deadliest Catch show the drop cages baited with raw fish and pick them up days or weeks later. we need to close locks to prevent them from getting into the great lakes. if we dont close them instead of losing a few million dollars the entire great lake states could lose BILLIONS of doallars that they spent on tourisim and fishing. we cant wait to pass laws and vote on every thing, if we dont act immediatley everything could be destroyed. the economy of theses states. someone make the right decison and act now b4 its to late.

]]> http://michiganmessenger.com/34753/federal-carp-control-strategy-is-widely-criticized/comment-page-1#comment-15473 chicagoharbormaster Tue, 16 Feb 2010 00:19:24 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=34753#comment-15473 Great Article! I think there are two parties to blame here. The federal agencies who have clearly dropped the ball and the fish. How is it that on the Deadliest Catch they can find crab at the bottom of the bering sea in the middle of winter at night but these guys can't find 50 foot asian carp in a confined river in the daylight to kill or catch? The locks should remain open and the feds need to find a less invasive tool to kill the fish. Great Article! I think there are two parties to blame here. The federal agencies who have clearly dropped the ball and the fish. How is it that on the Deadliest Catch they can find crab at the bottom of the bering sea in the middle of winter at night but these guys can't find 50 foot asian carp in a confined river in the daylight to kill or catch? The locks should remain open and the feds need to find a less invasive tool to kill the fish.

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