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As you could possibly have guessed, I not casting my opinions with no some backing on my reel: A handful of years ago, though we had been ice fishing for crappies at Hermon Pond, Fred Kircheis told me the Great Lakes had been outstanding yellow perch fisheries until alewives showed up in these inland seas. Consequently, the perch fisheries were decimated. Fred, of course, may be the fisheries biologist who did an outstanding job of managing the Flood Pond Arctic char population, and who recently retired as executive director of Maine Atlantic Salmon Commission.
Mike Smith, shared my christian louboutin shoes discount about alewives in Hermon Pond by expressing his displeasure with the landlocked alewife populations in East Grand Lake and Spednik Lake. Both lakes are, naturally, productive landlocked salmon fisheries. Trouble is, the alewives, which somehow showed up in East Grand in 1995, compete with smelt as plankton feeders. And it no secret that smelt are vital to salmon fisheries. Smith explained that, biologically, alewives are improved equipped for feeding on plankton than are smelt and other little fish.
He explained that alewives typically feed by swimming with their mouths open to filter plankton.Historically, alewives entered lots of christian louboutin sale australia rivers and streams to spawn in headwater lakes and ponds. Till dams were built, the fish reached East Grand and Spednik lakes by way of the St. Croix River. But as Mike Smith pointed out, early on there had been no landlocked salmon or smelt in either lake. Truly, only 4 Maine lakes had native populations of landlocked salmon: Green, Sebec, Sebago and West Grand. Likewise, smelt were native to only a couple of waters.
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