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End Commercial Drift Net Interception of Thompson Steelhead.

203 Comments

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Travis Heathman
8 years ago

don't let this world class fish be exterminated!

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Jonny Jenkins
8 years ago

These fish are ENDANGERED and from a human perspective many rely on them economically. Drift/Gillnets are a deadly and inefficient method of fishing to mitigate damage to bi catch and need to be banned

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Jeff Allen
8 years ago

Politicians cannot stand by as this iconic species disappears. Stop the low value chum fishery to save these fish!

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Scott young
8 years ago

This is a absolute travesty stop the netting and help these fish NOW !

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Colin Funk
8 years ago

Let’s correct things before it is too late.

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Steve otway
8 years ago

Stop gill net fishing

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Ed Fleming
8 years ago

Please do something before it's to late""

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Ryan Lucier
8 years ago

Stop the abuse!

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Kaid Teubert
8 years ago

Stop DFO and First Nations from destroying our way of life

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save the iconic Thompson

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Keith MacKinnon
8 years ago

The economic value of the recreational fishery again is not recognized by the fisheries dept to allow this. Conservation should be put first above all.

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Dustin Kovacvich
8 years ago

The time for action is now the only acceptable by-catch for Interior Fraser Steelhead is Zero before they go exstinct

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Cliff Olson
8 years ago

I am unable to fathom why DFO appears to have written off wild fish. Terrible !!

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Diane Bresser-Brown
8 years ago

the need to preserve the steelhead is imperative.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Steelhead are more valuable than chum

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Chris Mintenko
8 years ago

Please act now, so that future generations can actually have a variety of species to catch here in BC.

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Scott Brown
8 years ago

The loss of this run of Wild Fish would be pathetic - in every respect.

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Chris Noble
8 years ago

Save our steelhead

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Hugh Scott Rowland
8 years ago

Our Federal fisheries Department is an absolute disgrace ... appropriate action is needed by people who care!

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Nancy McMinn
8 years ago

ALSO stop the netting of sockeye salmon in the same spot.