![]() Vampire-like eels pose threat to Great Lakes fishEnvironmental | 207191 hits | Mar 03 12:02 pm | Posted by: Hyack Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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These things are very hardy and would likely survive conditions that most FW fish would not do well in. Going to be very difficult to control.
Sea Lampery, now lake Lamprey thanks to the S. L. Seaway. But that's progress!
Caught many of those in the river Dee in Wales. Usually in the tidal areas.
Is there anything they can be used for, food, fertilizer, leather.....???
Wow, three cheers for Canada! Down here you'd get shot if you told the gubmint they couldn't come on your land to spray some shit in your water.
Caught many of those in the river Dee in Wales. Usually in the tidal areas.
Is there anything they can be used for, food, fertilizer, leather.....???
Join a few together, they make good boot laces.
https://biology.knoji.com/lamprey-eel-a ... ur-waters/
There is probably someone out there who can make it taste good. It undoubtedly has nutritional value and it is not harmful to eat.
I would probably try it. It doesn't look tasty but who knows? With proper spices, etc. If not, then animal feed.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -fish.html