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Don't poison Candlewood Lake

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Michael Berkery
9 years ago

Don't poison Candlewood lake !

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Nick Graessle
9 years ago

This does nothing but harm to the fish!

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Valerie Hujber
9 years ago

Don't poison Candlewood Lake!

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Colin
9 years ago

It's one thing to kill bass but another to poision them !

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Brian Smallhorn
9 years ago

Do not use any chemicals to poison this lake. This lake is a recreation and fishing jewel of Connecticut and the Northeast. This will certainly have an adverse reaction to the fish and wildlife that are in and around the lake. Brian S. Smallhorn President @ Webmaster Black Rock Bass Busters Inc, New Windsor, NY

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Richard DeLong
9 years ago

Don't poison the lake !!!

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Michael Frascatore
9 years ago

No way. New Fairfield. Pull the dam weeds luke we all do

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Darren Lounsbury
9 years ago

Take a look at Bantam lake after the weed treatment you wouldn't let your dog swim in it.

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Jonathan Frascatore
9 years ago

Do NOT poison my lake!!!

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Tyler Bradley
9 years ago

I grew up here and this is my home dont ruin it for me

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David John Kennedy
9 years ago

Don't poison Candlewood Lake

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Tom Stalzer
9 years ago

Don't poison our lake. New Fairfield does not own the lake.

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Jeffrey musumano
9 years ago

Protect this amazing fishery.

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Christopher J Tait
9 years ago

The threat of invasive species is a growing issue as more species enter our ecosystems from elsewhere. Management needs to be scientifically sound, coordinated, based on the precautionary principle.

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Martin Friedman
9 years ago

Typical on Lake Associations

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Steve Kirkman
9 years ago

No herbicides in the water.

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John Speacht III
9 years ago

Keep the lake natural!!

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Christina Robinson
9 years ago

Please consider other options. The lake isn't just something pretty to look at. It's an ecosystem in of itself and dangerous chemicals will disrupt it even more.

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David Kenney
9 years ago

Safeguard our waters. Public money is spent on fisheries in that lake and I object to the use of chemical treatment of the water.

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Steven Barnes
9 years ago

Stop the insanity!