Good posting and question.
As someone who's been flyfishing for nearly 20 years now, I don't think I've ever eaten anything I've caught on a fly.
Having written that, 12 years ago was fishing Yellowstone, specifically Cave Falls. USPS ranger told us to take out 2 rainbows/day, as they are/were the invasive species in Yellowstone. One could tell the difference between bows v. browns and cutthroats. Bows much more aggressive.
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 1:04:18 AM UTC-5, Matthew Longley wrote:
General question I've been thinking about--and I'm sure we'll get some strongly differing opinions--but when you are fishing local waters, do you ever remove fish you happen to catch that are recent transplants and might be harmful to the current established species? I'm trying to be careful with my words here, because yes I know that LMB and SMB are not native to here, and I'm not trying to start up that debate.So snakeheads we are obviously encouraged to remove from the watershed. Was reading an old post on 4MR and saw the giant nile tilapia someone pulled up. Is that a species that is making a move into the potomac? As conscientious sportsmen, should we be thinking twice about throwing them back? What about blue cats as opposed to channels?Been thinking about this recently and thought there was an interesting conversation there.
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