"Cichlidiot" wrote in message
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Remydog wrote:
This is like environmental terrorism.

Terrorism implies malice and intent, which is hardly the case in most of
these instances. I'd call it more environmental stupidity and ignorance
than terrorism. It's usually someone who doesn't want the animal anymore
who doesn't realize the damage it can do. Occasionally with banned
species, it's someone afraid of getting "caught" with the fish who then
does the thing that got the fish banned in the first place, when they
probably would have gotten in no trouble had they turned the fish over to
their local department of fish and game.

So far it seems the lake if clear and free, http://tinyurl.com/2do68.


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