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<blockquote data-quote="( deleted account )" data-source="post: 228818" data-attributes="member: 5993">Having traveled through and spent some time in 13 states and 3 Canadian Prairie Provinces this year I can assure you that I wish I sere in the sign and billboard business.&nbsp; There are signs, billboards, mandatory check stations in many sates and provinces, but not all.&nbsp; And lots of TV and radio blurbs, informational citizen seminars, even Pandora Info spots from states all over about the ANS situations.&nbsp; Lots of educational stuff anyway.Probably inevitable, but probably too little too late, not counting the only very recent interest much showed by far too many outdoorspeople.&nbsp; I think we were slow to the prevention draw on this one.In most ways the Zebra and Quagga mussel damage both to human pocketbooks and lake environments is really substantial, though some do point out that it is not all bad and in some places its environmentally minimal.&nbsp; Some places and amateur biologists even claim that fishing is no worse, or has actually maybe improved a bit, though those places and reports seem to be the exception rather than the rule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="( deleted account ), post: 228818, member: 5993"] Having traveled through and spent some time in 13 states and 3 Canadian Prairie Provinces this year I can assure you that I wish I sere in the sign and billboard business. There are signs, billboards, mandatory check stations in many sates and provinces, but not all. And lots of TV and radio blurbs, informational citizen seminars, even Pandora Info spots from states all over about the ANS situations. Lots of educational stuff anyway. Probably inevitable, but probably too little too late, not counting the only very recent interest much showed by far too many outdoorspeople. I think we were slow to the prevention draw on this one. In most ways the Zebra and Quagga mussel damage both to human pocketbooks and lake environments is really substantial, though some do point out that it is not all bad and in some places its environmentally minimal. Some places and amateur biologists even claim that fishing is no worse, or has actually maybe improved a bit, though those places and reports seem to be the exception rather than the rule. [/QUOTE]

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