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End Commercial Drift Net Interception of Thompson Steelhead.

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Jay Beebe
8 years ago

Don't let the Thompson River steelhead become the next specie to become extinct.

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Kyle Howard
8 years ago

The steelhead runs are already depleted enough as they are. They exist in so few rivers and many of those stocks are declining as well. Don't let steelhead be the next species to go extinct.

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Ryan white
8 years ago

Our government leaders are a bunch of misfits.

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Russell Ritchie
8 years ago

We need to protect these iconic fish. They used to bring a flood of angler dollars to the Spencer Bridge area, but now the economic angler impact on the area has been reduced to almost nil. There are selective, in river methods to catch the chum salmon that should be used to minimize by-catch of the steelhead.

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Chris Hansen
8 years ago

Stop. The. Netting. Now.

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Juro mukai
8 years ago

All actions harmful to this unique and irreplaceable steelhead strain should halt immediately.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Pls end the drift nets fishing .

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Toon Tan
8 years ago

Please do something to save these incredible fish before its too late.

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Worapol Taksinrote
8 years ago

Lets saved the Thomson Steelhead.

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G Mark Callagan
8 years ago

Is your government the ones who are going to let this subspecies and celebrated run go extinct?

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Eric Gunderson
8 years ago

Strong conservation and preservation measures are required

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Daniel LeBlond
8 years ago

Please do what is reasonable to save these fish from gill nets before its too late.

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Jean coallier
8 years ago

Been fishing since 1993 in bc the last three years no spring no steelhead I give up on fishing the drift net and commercials got all the fish.It sad to see where this sport is going.Time to sale the boat.

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Robert
8 years ago

No netting!

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Robert Norman
8 years ago

I fished for Thompson Steelhead since 1962 completely catch and release past 20 years- It is tragic that this once great run is nearing extinction- everything that possible possible must be done immediately to protect the few remaining fish. Gill nets kill fish -please stop the Fraser Chum Gill-net fishery in during October and November to allow safe passage for the few remaining Thompson Steelhead.

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Shaun Loeppky
8 years ago

We need to put an end to the senseless mismanagement of our fish, before it is too late.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is extinction through thoughtlessness and inaction. We can do better.

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norm eady
8 years ago

How critical should we allow our steelhead numbers to deplete before we remove the fish farms.

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Arlene
8 years ago

Stop destroying our fishing grounds and river and streams!!

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Patti McInnes
8 years ago

We're in.