Stop poising the water we fish, swim and ski in. NO POISION!
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Theresa Volinski
9 years ago
No poison!! You're not the only town dealing with this, let the carp do what they were put there to do!
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tom gannarelli
9 years ago
no no no
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Anonymous
9 years ago
has anyone considered mechanical harvesting of the weeds in that area?
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Steve Colville
9 years ago
Shut up and fish
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Greg Carabillo
9 years ago
Please don't use herbicide on the lake.
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Natalie Levesque
9 years ago
Children are particularly susceptible to the hazards associated with pesticide use. There is now considerable scientific evidence that the human brain is not fully formed until the age of 12, and childhood exposure to some of the most common pesticides on the market may greatly impact the development of the central nervous system. Children have more skin surface for their size than adults, absorb proportionally greater amounts of many substances through their lungs and intestinal tracts, and take in more air, food and water per pound than adults. Children have not developed their immune systems, nervous systems, or detoxifying mechanisms completely, leaving them less capable of fighting the introduction of toxic pesticides into their systems.
Many of the activities that children engage in - playing in the grass or in pesticide treated waters, putting objects into their mouth and even playing on carpet - increase their exposure to toxic pesticides. The combination of likely increased exposure to pesticides and lack of bodily development to combat the toxic effects of pesticides means that children are suffering disproportionately from their impacts.
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Christina DeLisle
9 years ago
No poisons should be used in any body of water, my children swim in Candlewood and my friends and I fish in Candlewood, so NO POISON!
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Zachary Nute
9 years ago
Please do not ruin our best bass fishing lake in CT.
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Richard Belliveau
9 years ago
I Don't support this.
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Timmy Byrd
9 years ago
Please do not poison lake Candlewood
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Jerry Hammond
9 years ago
Contrary to what the so called experts say, these chemicals do hurt the lake. Wait till the Algae blooms start to effects lake. It will also effect the fishing a great deal. I've seen this happen in other lake over a 20 year span.
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Joseph Augusta
9 years ago
I have see what it has done to other lakes in CT. It would be ashamed if it happened.
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Marc lovisolo
9 years ago
Candlewood is a top 50 lake for fishing in the country. It attracts people from all around new england which helps local businesses. Killing the fishing quality would be a diaster.
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Richard Reynolds
9 years ago
I hope this is reevaluated and verified to be an acceptable practice aligned with other Candlewood Lake organizations, including the DEEP....
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Bob Guess
9 years ago
Please stop this poisoning of a great resource.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The weed killing chemicals are destroying this amazing lake. Please Stop ruining the best lake around here.
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Donna Brady
9 years ago
Can fix a problem with poison and then tell the fish to live and people to get in.
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Jeff Kenney
9 years ago
Please stop destroying this great fishery with unregulated weed killing chemicals.
Stop poising the water we fish, swim and ski in. NO POISION!
No poison!! You're not the only town dealing with this, let the carp do what they were put there to do!
no no no
has anyone considered mechanical harvesting of the weeds in that area?
Shut up and fish
Please don't use herbicide on the lake.
Children are particularly susceptible to the hazards associated with pesticide use. There is now considerable scientific evidence that the human brain is not fully formed until the age of 12, and childhood exposure to some of the most common pesticides on the market may greatly impact the development of the central nervous system. Children have more skin surface for their size than adults, absorb proportionally greater amounts of many substances through their lungs and intestinal tracts, and take in more air, food and water per pound than adults. Children have not developed their immune systems, nervous systems, or detoxifying mechanisms completely, leaving them less capable of fighting the introduction of toxic pesticides into their systems. Many of the activities that children engage in - playing in the grass or in pesticide treated waters, putting objects into their mouth and even playing on carpet - increase their exposure to toxic pesticides. The combination of likely increased exposure to pesticides and lack of bodily development to combat the toxic effects of pesticides means that children are suffering disproportionately from their impacts.
No poisons should be used in any body of water, my children swim in Candlewood and my friends and I fish in Candlewood, so NO POISON!
Please do not ruin our best bass fishing lake in CT.
I Don't support this.
Please do not poison lake Candlewood
Contrary to what the so called experts say, these chemicals do hurt the lake. Wait till the Algae blooms start to effects lake. It will also effect the fishing a great deal. I've seen this happen in other lake over a 20 year span.
I have see what it has done to other lakes in CT. It would be ashamed if it happened.
Candlewood is a top 50 lake for fishing in the country. It attracts people from all around new england which helps local businesses. Killing the fishing quality would be a diaster.
I hope this is reevaluated and verified to be an acceptable practice aligned with other Candlewood Lake organizations, including the DEEP....
Please stop this poisoning of a great resource.
The weed killing chemicals are destroying this amazing lake. Please Stop ruining the best lake around here.
Can fix a problem with poison and then tell the fish to live and people to get in.
Please stop destroying this great fishery with unregulated weed killing chemicals.
Please don't poison this lake it is a gem !!!!