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Re: E-M:/ Public Input Sought on Trout Management Plan for Kneff Lake in Crawford County
- Subject: Re: E-M:/ Public Input Sought on Trout Management Plan for Kneff Lake in Crawford County
- From: Roger Kuhlman <rokuhlman@yahoo.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 12:47:40 -0800 (PST)
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Enviro-Mich message from Roger Kuhlman <rokuhlman@yahoo.com>
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Since they are non-native why is the state of Michigan
stocking them? What kind of impacts do they have on
native fish, insects and plants in aquatic ecosystems.
That they have been stocked in Michigan for a long
time does not necessarily mean that they do no harm
and are acceptable to have around. The state of
Michigan once planted Russian Olive and Autumn Olive
for wildlife but that was an incredibly bad idea for
the native flora.
Roger Kuhlman
Ann Arbor, Michigan
--- Richard Morscheck <morscher@michigan.gov> wrote:
> Rainbows originally lived west of the Rocky
> Mountains. They were introduced in Michigan in the
> late 1800s and proved immensely popular. Not much
> more difficult to catch than brook trout, yet
> considerably bigger and more acrobatic, rainbows can
> live in less pristine waters than brookies.
>
> Most Michigan anglers fish for steelhead, an
> anadromous rainbow strain, which live in the Great
> lakes. For more information, visit this page on the
> DNR Web site:
>
>
http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10364_18958-45692--,00.html
>
> Richard Morscheck
> Office of Communications
> 517-373-9265
>
>
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