I heard her say that brook trout are only found in the state of Georgia where brown and rainbow trout have been prevented by a man made or natural barrier and that they are quite efficient at out competing brook trout.
I did not hear her say that if she did I don’t know what the context was. But that reintroduction program she was talking about is likely going to involve removing a bunch i would imagine.
Solid movie
Its gotta be hard work ironically trying to paint those sharing the fisheries science communities recommendations and educational material as radical. But kuddos because the few people afraid of being left alone in an internet chat room with the phrase “invasive brown trout” and their own feelings about that truth never give up trying. I suddenly envision my self with a rambo bandanna and an oil tanker full of rotenone careening towards the little J with “no breaks on this train” stenciled on the side based on your description of me instead of the reality of someone with only a favorites tab full of fisheries science begging someone too afraid to let go of a single brown trout state wide to let native fish have one stream out of 86,000 flowing river miles……whos really the one with the radical point of view?
hahaha, I wouldn’t want to see anyone destroy what people love so much and has a large social value to anglers. What I would like to do is go on sixty minutes instead and talk about how PAFB won’t protect/manage one watershed where native brook trout ate still thriving for the species to maximize license sales. then we can drop the MONETIZE THIS lol
Sign me up for this.
