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<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 91268" data-attributes="member: 373">So then you are saying even if 10%of consumers want &quot;eco' fish if the lakes can not be certified you don;t bother trying to change what is keeping them from being certified?My point here is I am guessing the Manitoba Wildlife Federation may be a mirror image of the National Wildlife Federation and have an ecological agenda that if truthful is stronger than their concern for the consumers wishes. They maybe using this supposed &quot;demand&quot; for &quot;eco fish to push an agenda. The fella I was talking with shared that concern along with his thought of a few practices that would impact the success of the fishery better than an arbitrary determination. He too thought as the fella in the video did that if managed correctly this fishery could still handle anglers and commercial guys. Remember, for all the years leading up to these last few of great fishing, all the practices that the guy in the video says are supposedly ruining the lake were in place.- - - Updated - - -A couple years ago they were running ad on the radios for farmers with equipment to help the munincipalities (counties) maintain the roads because they did not have funds. Feel the Bern.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 91268, member: 373"] So then you are saying even if 10%of consumers want "eco' fish if the lakes can not be certified you don;t bother trying to change what is keeping them from being certified? My point here is I am guessing the Manitoba Wildlife Federation may be a mirror image of the National Wildlife Federation and have an ecological agenda that if truthful is stronger than their concern for the consumers wishes. They maybe using this supposed "demand" for "eco fish to push an agenda. The fella I was talking with shared that concern along with his thought of a few practices that would impact the success of the fishery better than an arbitrary determination. He too thought as the fella in the video did that if managed correctly this fishery could still handle anglers and commercial guys. Remember, for all the years leading up to these last few of great fishing, all the practices that the guy in the video says are supposedly ruining the lake were in place. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] A couple years ago they were running ad on the radios for farmers with equipment to help the munincipalities (counties) maintain the roads because they did not have funds. Feel the Bern. [/QUOTE]

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