#320515 - 11/16/05 11:32 AM
Start your own hatchery
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Three Time Spawner
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I suppose it would be illegal for an individual to enhance a fish run in the U.S. But it would be interesting to try... click here
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#320516 - 11/16/05 11:38 AM
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 09/07/05
Posts: 1882
Loc: Spokane WA
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I know people that have done it, it worked well, they got busted, now they have big legal bills to pay.
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#320517 - 11/16/05 11:51 AM
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Dang good ideal...but I bet the local bio's would have a cow over finding these incubators in the rivers.
It would be nice to have a run of steelhead returning to the backyard!
Mike
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#320519 - 11/16/05 12:03 PM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 10/10/03
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Disease is the draw back.
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#320520 - 11/16/05 12:09 PM
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The Chosen One
Registered: 02/09/00
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Loc: Tuleville
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Yeah, that's what I want. A bunch of arm-chair "conservationists" out there with their own "hatcheries" doing Glub knows what to the river, fish, ecosystem, etc.
Good freakin' idea.
:rolleyes:
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#320522 - 11/16/05 12:36 PM
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Smolt
Registered: 08/21/99
Posts: 86
Loc: Seattle, WA King
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You can already do it here in Washington State - and it is legal. There is a program, administered by various volunteer fisheries enhancement groups, using a remote site incubator - http://www.aseg.org/index.php?pr=RSI_______________Pics I believe the Bellevue/Lake Washington PSA chapter is doing several sites in the Lake Washington watershed. Others are being done in Kitsap County and Hood Canal. They can be placed in public sites, such as Marymoor Park, or private, stream-side locations. The remote site incubator has a much larger capacity and better survival rate than the Scotty. Eggs are approved by the State and tribes and available at hatcheries and, possibly from wild brood stock.
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#320523 - 11/16/05 12:43 PM
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 09/16/02
Posts: 1571
Loc: seattle wa
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Originally posted by parker: Yeah, that's what I want. A bunch of arm-chair "conservationists" out there with their own "hatcheries" doing Glub knows what to the river, fish, ecosystem, etc.
Good freakin' idea.
:rolleyes: ok....ok but enough about the tribes....
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#320525 - 11/16/05 06:43 PM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 10/10/03
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Slab,
I don't know that it is. Everything I read about it for my stream said the avg. joe however was less likely to be able to identify a disease and that was the bigger issue. At that time you could not buy eggs unless you had the required permits etc. May have changed but I doubt it. I had visions of 50lb kings in my stream.
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