03-27-2003, 09:24 PM
Where the Fox River enters the Bay of Green Bay a large population of cormorants have become very prominent in these waters. "Cormorant Island" has only dead trees and cormorants on it. They feed heavily on the shad population at the mouth of the Fox as it enters The Bay of Green Bay. As I teach environmental issues to the children we take fishing, the cormorant is right there, close up eating shad. I would like to see "Mother Nature" handle this situation, but I fear She will not, and once again man will try to control his surroundings. I hope we do the right thing here. love Life, and take a kid fishin'.
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