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Restore fish to the Credit River

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Kaosio Saechao
10 years ago

Credit river has so much potential.

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daniel f
10 years ago

Let these fish swim, we need more fish over the dams to reach where they need to be. But us anglers also need to help these fish buy dedicating some time to volunteer and be part of the solution not the problem…...

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Give the Trout and Pacific Salmon access upto Inglewood. The Atlantics have not established themselvesand never will. Its about time.

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Joe Farella
10 years ago

Really a shame to learn about this. Fished that river for years growing up there. Many great memories and hopefully more to come.

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Nuno melo
10 years ago

Let em swim

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Dominik Blachut
10 years ago

This is the fourth petition I've signed with the same intention.... How many petitions will it take for someone to actually listen? Really sad and frustrating.

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PUMP KNOWS
10 years ago

PUMP KNOWS THE CREDIT

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mike
10 years ago

Please

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Mitchell Seemungal
10 years ago

It's a shame that a healthy fishery is being killed off to save a failing alantic stocking program. Doing so is putting king salmon, Coho and brown trout not to mention steelhead in danger of being depleted. Which will only kill off a multi million dollar industry. It will put average weekend fishermen who spends hundreds of dollars as well as big lake charter out of business. Which in turn means less taxes generated to a sport loved by us all. It also will ruin the chances of future generations enjoying seeing and fishing for these wonderful species. Is trying to save one species worth losing 4 different species of fish?

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Ben Pugh
10 years ago

Fish on

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Vince
10 years ago

Yes restore the credittt

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Andrew Callahan
10 years ago

The credit is a fantastic river whose potential is being ruined by the two dams that prevent passageway for a variety of fish species in the river. Special interest groups have been allowed to control the headwaters for far too long , and the fishways should be open 24/7, 365 days a year.

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Scott Osborne
10 years ago

Years ago the rainbows use to make it up to Georgetown. Let them swim again ffs!!!

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Quinn O'Brien
10 years ago

The fishery is in a sad state of affairs, and lots of changes are needed. Let the fish swim.

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Peter Bailey
10 years ago

Needs attention!!

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mike fletcher
10 years ago

Please

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drew
10 years ago

Good cause

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Connor lipke
10 years ago

dont do it for the fishing, but for the species itself; to survive, and prosper

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Santino Tongiussi
10 years ago

Please lets fix this!

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Anthony Tripodi
10 years ago

Let's restore the resource!