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Originally Posted by Winch101
Are snakeheads a type of fish.?
It never occured to me that Carp didnt exist here . They are in most large watersheds in Manitoba , NW Ont. and Saskatchewan .....They are in the SSK....Assiniboine R . Red river systems .
They are the preferred game fish of a lot of present day canadians .
Interesting fish , can be eaten without being cleaned ,filleted or gutted.
I have seen this with my own eyes on the banks of the beautiful Red R .
back in the homeland . Where the sport is pronounced Pishing
Made me apprehensive about letting the dog run loose..
There are carp in Travers so I assume all the way down from there.
I am kind of with PP. on this one ....chance of SRD action in an
election year is slim and none. So about 2015 this will be labelled a provincial disaster and a study will be commissioned .
The idea that this will provide a target for that segment of the population that poaches traditional game fish through ignorance or or inability to
grasp English is somewhat droll but not out of line....
Always glad to help.
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Introducing carp to the detriment of pike, walleye, whitefish, goldeye, sauger etc. You certainly confuse.
Don't mix up introduced Triploid Sterile Grass Carp as anything similar to a reproducing population of Prussian Carp.
Different black and white issues.
I don't think Saskatchewan wants Prussian carp impacting their fisheries either. And they are going to be there soon enough without action it is guaranteed.