The government/mnr created this fisheries and tourist restaurant industry and it is disgusting that they have walked away after all the money that people have put into it and not continue to support it
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Marjorie Culver
11 years ago
All my sons fished there from the time they were little and always enjoyed the experiences. Also they made a lot of friends who love to fish too.
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Stephen hudson
11 years ago
Would love to see the fishery back how it was when j was introduced into fishing.
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Scott Tomblin
11 years ago
No reason fish should not be able to return to spawn. Dams just create work that mother nature can do on its own.
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Mark giardino
11 years ago
Good luck guys hope it works out for the next generation.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
do whats right for the fish
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kempf
11 years ago
restore the credit river.. lets get ride of the streetsville dam.
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Mary Duggan
11 years ago
I agree!!
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Hari Klein
11 years ago
I would like to see more fish over the dam
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Ellis Martin
11 years ago
Please feel free to connect with me directly - I've been fly fishing on the Credit River for 25 years and have seen impact the CRAA has had. I'd love to get involved and see this river back up to its potential.
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Blake Stiller
11 years ago
The Credit is a great river, it could use some TLC in many aspects including re-stocking with Trout and Salmon.
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Chris C
11 years ago
The Credit River needs to be restored to it's once beautiful fishery!
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Ljiljana Stipancic
11 years ago
Let fish live in Credit!
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Chris Domingo
11 years ago
Restore the fisheries...
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James Pyper
11 years ago
We need to bring back the credit to all its glory.
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Jackie ward
11 years ago
Nice to see people taking care are fish
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Hopefully this goes through and they remove the dam. It would be wonderful to see the fish gain access to the upper credit
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Mark Bellino
11 years ago
Let mother nature do it's job!
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jon martel
11 years ago
I'd like to see all dams removed or have streetsville and norval fish ladders open year round. Improving the credit river migratory fishery will bring in many new anglers and along with them more funding to improve the fishery lake wide. It will also take pressure off the fragile eastern rivers that are heavily fished with declining returns in the west end of the lake.
The government/mnr created this fisheries and tourist restaurant industry and it is disgusting that they have walked away after all the money that people have put into it and not continue to support it
All my sons fished there from the time they were little and always enjoyed the experiences. Also they made a lot of friends who love to fish too.
Would love to see the fishery back how it was when j was introduced into fishing.
No reason fish should not be able to return to spawn. Dams just create work that mother nature can do on its own.
Good luck guys hope it works out for the next generation.
do whats right for the fish
restore the credit river.. lets get ride of the streetsville dam.
I agree!!
I would like to see more fish over the dam
Please feel free to connect with me directly - I've been fly fishing on the Credit River for 25 years and have seen impact the CRAA has had. I'd love to get involved and see this river back up to its potential.
The Credit is a great river, it could use some TLC in many aspects including re-stocking with Trout and Salmon.
The Credit River needs to be restored to it's once beautiful fishery!
Let fish live in Credit!
Restore the fisheries...
We need to bring back the credit to all its glory.
Nice to see people taking care are fish
Hopefully this goes through and they remove the dam. It would be wonderful to see the fish gain access to the upper credit
Let mother nature do it's job!
I'd like to see all dams removed or have streetsville and norval fish ladders open year round. Improving the credit river migratory fishery will bring in many new anglers and along with them more funding to improve the fishery lake wide. It will also take pressure off the fragile eastern rivers that are heavily fished with declining returns in the west end of the lake.
The fishery needs help!