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[Steely]

I'm all for eliminating evasive species in BC. If these were bass, perch or other spiny ray species causing havoc then you wouldn't even have to pay me unfortunately though, pike minnow are native. As others have said, the elminition of these fish could do damage to the ecosystem and don't deserve this kind of treatment. Also we are not the states, they always go to extremes, I for one am happy with our wild stocks and minimizing making many of our salmoniods hatchery raised fish. I don't really like the idea just based on the fact the states have put this in place. I never want to mimick the US in anyway except for maybe funding

[jon5hill]

We do not need a bounty on Squawfish in BC, they and the salmon and trout have co-existed long before stupid humans arrived here. We need a human cull, the other species on earth would appreciate it.

So good

[Copper Koski]

Seems like the sturgon feed quite alot on NPM in the spring/early summer. With the oolies basicly wiped out, I would be worried about losing another food source for them.

[Athezone]

We do not need a bounty on Squawfish in BC, they and the salmon and trout have co-existed long before stupid humans arrived here. We need a human cull, the other species on earth would appreciate it.

  The other species on earth would appreciate it. 

[norton]

Hey Spey caster , you probably fish by yourself , hey?

[bederko]

I totally agree with speycaster. NPM are a natural predator here and belong here. It is rather arrogant of humans to believe that we know better than millions of years of evolution

[chris gadsden]

I totally agree with speycaster. NPM are a natural predator here and belong here. It is rather arrogant of humans to believe that we know better than millions of years of evolution

I think we should ask God that question but later.