The salmon and the steelhead need help in order to maintain a viable fishery before the numbers dwindle even further
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Ironstone74
10 years ago
Let em swim!
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Matt Greco
10 years ago
let them swim!!
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Dan
10 years ago
I petition!
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Dennis Gonzaga
10 years ago
I would like my future children to be able to enjoy this place.
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Danny Colomby
10 years ago
C'mon people....let's save this world class fishery! Keep the signatures coming!
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James Gilmour
10 years ago
Save the resource!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The management of this watershed is pitiful. This could be an incredible fishery, and it is not seeing its true potential.
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Ronnie Runstedler
10 years ago
I would love to see more Dan's removed or fish ladder is put in at all dams on Coldwater streams going running into the Great Lakes
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Rafal siczek
10 years ago
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The first time I have fished credit river was about 25 years ago with my grandfather and father, I seen my first salmon run in the fall at that river with them and it was amazing. I'd like to one day be able to share this experience with my child. Let's not mess this river up.
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james Perez
10 years ago
This must be done!!!.Let's not forget what happened to one of our great river. The Don.
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Mark McAdam
10 years ago
Let the bows and chins have more spawning areas. Increase MNR enforcement throughout.
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Darren Henderson
10 years ago
I love the credit river just started fishing it last year when I moved down this way best day was 4 bows and it's where I got my first centerpin steelhead
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Mark Torcoletti
10 years ago
Get these barriers dealt with!
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luke hanus
10 years ago
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Please restart the lifts for these two great species. These two wonderful fisheries that have been around for decades and bring in many tourism and charter dollars for Ontario's economy should not be allowed to die off.
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Jerry
10 years ago
Agreed let the fish swim and reach prime spawning grounds. Fish for the future!
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Mark steven parker
10 years ago
Let's keep it rolling its to great a fishery to loose it.
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sandy
10 years ago
Let the Damn fish swim and stop trying to control everything. Spend the $ on habitat restoration and trees. Let the fish do their job.
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James Mark
10 years ago
Canada, Toronto
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Kim
10 years ago
I may be mistaken but the dams no longer serve any purpose. Let them swim
The salmon and the steelhead need help in order to maintain a viable fishery before the numbers dwindle even further
Let em swim!
let them swim!!
I petition!
I would like my future children to be able to enjoy this place.
C'mon people....let's save this world class fishery! Keep the signatures coming!
Save the resource!!!
The management of this watershed is pitiful. This could be an incredible fishery, and it is not seeing its true potential.
I would love to see more Dan's removed or fish ladder is put in at all dams on Coldwater streams going running into the Great Lakes
The first time I have fished credit river was about 25 years ago with my grandfather and father, I seen my first salmon run in the fall at that river with them and it was amazing. I'd like to one day be able to share this experience with my child. Let's not mess this river up.
This must be done!!!.Let's not forget what happened to one of our great river. The Don.
Let the bows and chins have more spawning areas. Increase MNR enforcement throughout.
I love the credit river just started fishing it last year when I moved down this way best day was 4 bows and it's where I got my first centerpin steelhead
Get these barriers dealt with!
Please restart the lifts for these two great species. These two wonderful fisheries that have been around for decades and bring in many tourism and charter dollars for Ontario's economy should not be allowed to die off.
Agreed let the fish swim and reach prime spawning grounds. Fish for the future!
Let's keep it rolling its to great a fishery to loose it.
Let the Damn fish swim and stop trying to control everything. Spend the $ on habitat restoration and trees. Let the fish do their job.
Canada, Toronto
I may be mistaken but the dams no longer serve any purpose. Let them swim