04-23-2007, 07:11 PM
Cool story dude. It's nice to see some anglers getting pro-active in the conservation effort. [
] Doesn't hurt to get a little extra practice in with the bow either.
You know, some anglers don't realize that when certain species of fish over populate a specific body of water, it can reep a majorly negative effect on that areas ecosystem. It's so important that we have healthy numbers of all species of fish, and sometimes certain types of fish have to take one for the team to make this happen. But, they don't go wasted.
Next time I have a cold one, i'll tip a sip into the water for the fish that bit the dust for the greater good. [cool]
If the gar become too thick in numbers, the crappie and catfish pop's might go down. That would be a shame, those guys are some good eattin' [
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] Doesn't hurt to get a little extra practice in with the bow either. You know, some anglers don't realize that when certain species of fish over populate a specific body of water, it can reep a majorly negative effect on that areas ecosystem. It's so important that we have healthy numbers of all species of fish, and sometimes certain types of fish have to take one for the team to make this happen. But, they don't go wasted.
Next time I have a cold one, i'll tip a sip into the water for the fish that bit the dust for the greater good. [cool]
If the gar become too thick in numbers, the crappie and catfish pop's might go down. That would be a shame, those guys are some good eattin' [
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