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<blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 226939" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>I think we have one of best fisheries divisions in the nation.&nbsp; Im sure they are aware of the size decrease and seemingly inconsistant catch rates as of late. Im a fairly newcomer to the salmon game so I have faith the guys at the gnf will get a handle on things and bring opportunity moving forward. As a new comer I feel there could be a potentially large movement towards salmon fishing if the salmon population can be maintainted/ catch rate increased. Alot of gen-x/ millenials getting into it now so if things improve moving forward it could be a big thing in nd. Im no biologist but I get hundreds of thoughts as i watch the bent rods waiting for one to pop. Most are probably retarded in one capacity or another but maybe one has legs....... what if they introduced new genes. Could other salmonoids be stocked to supplement catch rates without damaging the population( other salmon species or lake/rainbow/brown/cutthroat. Would more stocking sites benefit catch rates or hinder it? I believe they are doing a study now with chips implanted in certain salmon so hopefully they get the data they need and will share their findings with the public.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Trip McNeely, post: 226939, member: 728"] I think we have one of best fisheries divisions in the nation. Im sure they are aware of the size decrease and seemingly inconsistant catch rates as of late. Im a fairly newcomer to the salmon game so I have faith the guys at the gnf will get a handle on things and bring opportunity moving forward. As a new comer I feel there could be a potentially large movement towards salmon fishing if the salmon population can be maintainted/ catch rate increased. Alot of gen-x/ millenials getting into it now so if things improve moving forward it could be a big thing in nd. Im no biologist but I get hundreds of thoughts as i watch the bent rods waiting for one to pop. Most are probably retarded in one capacity or another but maybe one has legs....... what if they introduced new genes. Could other salmonoids be stocked to supplement catch rates without damaging the population( other salmon species or lake/rainbow/brown/cutthroat. Would more stocking sites benefit catch rates or hinder it? I believe they are doing a study now with chips implanted in certain salmon so hopefully they get the data they need and will share their findings with the public. [/QUOTE]

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