(Save OUR Fish) Cormorant Population Control needed throughout the U.S.
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Levon Luther
6 years ago
I don't want to see our world class fishery go by the wayside to the commercial fishermen... Or the birds! Put on a new season and maybe draw in some more people to the hunting scene to make some additional revenue for the state of Michigan. Thanks for the consideration
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Randy Thorstenson
6 years ago
I walleye fish Saginaw Bay, Lake Erie and Salmon and Trout fish Lake Michigan. These cormorants eat huge amounts of the small sports fish that inhabit all the areas I fish. They take thousands of perch out of the ecosystem per bird. I feel these birds are in the top five dangers to our Great Lakes Sportfisheries right along with the Asian Carp. It is time to “”drastically “” reduce or even remove these birds. Open a season on them, kill them, and do it soon. Thank you!
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Christopher Lyttle
6 years ago
Please start to control these neucence birds, the health of the fish population and the fishing industry depend on it.
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Dale Ballard
6 years ago
Our Columbia River salmonids are being decimated resulting in historic low returns. These birds need to be managed!
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Mike
6 years ago
Population control is needed extensively! The south end of lake michigan fishery is absolutely changed because of these fish eaters!
They helped eat up the gobies. But they also helped eat up the bait fish and perch population.
Its time for change! Bring back the fishery. They kill all the habitat around them.
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Robert DeHaan
6 years ago
They need to go, invasive species destroying fish populations and landscape.
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Rob
6 years ago
Please take this seriously! The population of Cormorants is at epidemic level
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Ron McCarty
6 years ago
There numbers here in Erie Pennsylvania are staggering......please do something to control the population.
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Patrick Elkins
6 years ago
I would like to see these nasty bird's destroyed. They are unsafe for a healthy perch population.. Thanks
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John Roberts
6 years ago
Please look at this problem
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James Denoon
6 years ago
Get rid of them birds before they ruin the lake fishing then the government will lose tax dollars from fishermen
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Michael Bartnicki
6 years ago
I have seen the population explode with my own eyes, these birds are fish eating machines, please help!
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Rick Ferguson
6 years ago
They eat way to many game fish we need to get then under control before it's to later.
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Jeff zollars
6 years ago
We need to control the cormorants.
They are destroying West Sister Island.
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Chris scoble
6 years ago
Thin them out, they’re devastating our fish population.
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Ken Orr
6 years ago
I fish the Lake Erie western basin, near the Islands, these cormorants are everywhere, and a real problem.
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CHRISTOPHER BAKER
6 years ago
I agree Therese Commorants need to be brought into check. We are seeing as many of them as we are ducks and or geese on our lakes in North west Pennsylvania
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randy stieben
6 years ago
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the cormorant population is way out of control. I have seen one eat a 15 inch walleye in one gulp and go back for more.all that would be needed is to allow waterfowl hunters to harvest some of them and it wont cost the state anything to thin them out.
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Vince Fedorski
6 years ago
Get rid of those fish population destroying garbage cans!!! They are totally worthless. All they do is eat
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Michael Grady
6 years ago
There are too many cormorants with no control. Each nest has at least 4 eggs which, if hatched, exponentially increase the population. These birds eat our sport fish. The sport fish are responsible for many dollars in the economy, in turn generating tax revenue.
I don't want to see our world class fishery go by the wayside to the commercial fishermen... Or the birds! Put on a new season and maybe draw in some more people to the hunting scene to make some additional revenue for the state of Michigan. Thanks for the consideration
I walleye fish Saginaw Bay, Lake Erie and Salmon and Trout fish Lake Michigan. These cormorants eat huge amounts of the small sports fish that inhabit all the areas I fish. They take thousands of perch out of the ecosystem per bird. I feel these birds are in the top five dangers to our Great Lakes Sportfisheries right along with the Asian Carp. It is time to “”drastically “” reduce or even remove these birds. Open a season on them, kill them, and do it soon. Thank you!
Please start to control these neucence birds, the health of the fish population and the fishing industry depend on it.
Our Columbia River salmonids are being decimated resulting in historic low returns. These birds need to be managed!
Population control is needed extensively! The south end of lake michigan fishery is absolutely changed because of these fish eaters! They helped eat up the gobies. But they also helped eat up the bait fish and perch population. Its time for change! Bring back the fishery. They kill all the habitat around them.
They need to go, invasive species destroying fish populations and landscape.
Please take this seriously! The population of Cormorants is at epidemic level
There numbers here in Erie Pennsylvania are staggering......please do something to control the population.
I would like to see these nasty bird's destroyed. They are unsafe for a healthy perch population.. Thanks
Please look at this problem
Get rid of them birds before they ruin the lake fishing then the government will lose tax dollars from fishermen
I have seen the population explode with my own eyes, these birds are fish eating machines, please help!
They eat way to many game fish we need to get then under control before it's to later.
We need to control the cormorants. They are destroying West Sister Island.
Thin them out, they’re devastating our fish population.
I fish the Lake Erie western basin, near the Islands, these cormorants are everywhere, and a real problem.
I agree Therese Commorants need to be brought into check. We are seeing as many of them as we are ducks and or geese on our lakes in North west Pennsylvania
the cormorant population is way out of control. I have seen one eat a 15 inch walleye in one gulp and go back for more.all that would be needed is to allow waterfowl hunters to harvest some of them and it wont cost the state anything to thin them out.
Get rid of those fish population destroying garbage cans!!! They are totally worthless. All they do is eat
There are too many cormorants with no control. Each nest has at least 4 eggs which, if hatched, exponentially increase the population. These birds eat our sport fish. The sport fish are responsible for many dollars in the economy, in turn generating tax revenue.