Dead fish in the Straight

[sasqman]

Not sure if this video has been posted. Interesting..........but also kinda brutal if the explanation in the comments is true.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKIuvtjkH90

 

[Dogbreath]

Shrimp trawl bycatch for sure.

 

[Pippen]

How did that never make the media.

 

[Englishman]

Appalling! Just appalling......!

 

[Big_Shank]

How did that never make the media.

The same guy that owns most of those commercial licenses also happens to own most of the media broadcasting companies in Canada...

 

[Chinooky]

Shrimp trawl bycatch for sure.

Fukishima Radiation, that is what's going on; Toxic Algae Bloom, Warm Water Temps, ETC, ETC, ETC..............Think about it, it is real and it is happening............

 

[Pippen]

The same guy that owns most of those commercial licenses also happens to own most of the media broadcasting companies in Canada...

You sure??

You may want to verify that....

 

[fishin solo]

That's 100% by catch


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[Big_Shank]

You sure??

You may want to verify that....

Yeah I was pretty much just talking out of my a** my bad...

 

[trophywife]

alot of fish still get caught up , even with the doors..or die while gettin squeezed out the doors.. we see it alot in ukee, they netters will stretch out the nets on the landing and let the birds clean them out.. flounder, lil hali's, ratfish, etc etc.. sad really...

 

[dongawley]

Holy crap! I've never seen anything like that.

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[fshnfnatic]

This is just wrong on so many levels.And we have the audacity to criticize the Alaskan pollack fisheries halibut bycatch.
Very hipacritical if you really think about it.Time to clean up our own back yard I'd say!

 

[rowdy01]

Wow....loosen the tin foil there just a bit. It's a big planet....a really big planet!

Let's not connect too many dots at once.

You do understand the Earth is really big right?.....really REALLY BIG?

 

[GLG]

I don't know much about mass fish deaths but I do know what the trend is for species around the world and it's not good. The go to people on this subject is a project called The red list. http://www.iucnredlist.org/

Here is a table from that site that maybe a bit out of date but is still telling.

and here is one that's more up to date.

http://cmsdocs.s3.amazonaws.com/sum...ts_Page_Documents/2015_2_RL_Stats_Table_2.pdf

Clearly we are heading in the wrong direction and we should be considering every major project and what it means in this context. Once a species is gone there is no bringing them back.