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[Fisherbob]

Page 75.
http://www.npafc.org/new/publications/Documents/PDF%202012/1422(Canada).pdf

[Fisherbob]

Fun fact for some. Hehe
http://www.alaskasalmonranching.com/dooby-ous-activity-threatening-salmon/

[banx]

that's ridiculous....


you know though,  if these farms were on land the waste water would be ideal for the marijuana.  could help sick people and reduce the amount of waste.  love to see  marine harvest hire marc emery. could be a marriage made in the 'clouds' 

[Fisherbob]

that's ridiculous....


you know though,  if these farms were on land the waste water would be ideal for the marijuana.  could help sick people and reduce the amount of waste.  love to see  marine harvest hire marc emery. could be a marriage made in the 'clouds'

That is pot for thought Banx. But I think the Chemicals and antibiotics used on land based fish farms/hatcheries would not go over well with pot smokers. Not to mention what "some people think" is in those nasty feed pellets.

[banx]

That is pot for thought Banx. But I think the Chemicals and antibiotics used on land based fish farms/hatcheries would not go over well with pot smokers. Not to mention what "some people think" is in those nasty feed pellets.

a big bag of doritos probably solve those problems.

[Fisherbob]

a big bag of doritos probably solve those problems.

Awesome Banx, thanks for the giggle hehe. Now why do I have a craving?

[troutbreath]

For Bawb and the long winded one who thinks the net penners get fish feed like "manna from heaven" without affecting other fish stocks:

http://www.undercurrentnews.com/2014/02/12/aquaculture-america-blog-us-aquaculture-farmers-missing-out-on-anti-trust-exemption-law/

Feb. 12, 9:21pm: Gulf of Mexico should replicate Alaska hatchery system, professor says

The Gulf of Mexico would benefit from taking a note from Alaska’s playbook, Daniel Benetti, professor and director of aquaculture at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, told Undercurrent.

“I consider the wild salmon fisheries in Alaska to be perhaps the most successful aquaculture initiative ever developed in the United States,” Benetti said, referring to Alaska’s robust hatchery program, which supplies the fishery with a significant chunk of the fish caught in the wild each year. “I think perhaps we should apply that concept to the Gulf [of Mexico].”

The Gulf could be restocked with red snapper, red drum and any and all other native species to that area.

[Dave]

that's ridiculous....


you know though,  if these farms were on land the waste water would be ideal for the marijuana.  could help sick people and reduce the amount of waste.  love to see  marine harvest hire marc emery. could be a marriage made in the 'clouds'

Yeah, wouldn't that be sweet!! I'm a big fan of Emery ... perhaps he and Almo could work together on this, lol!  Something tells me they have a few things in common 

[Dave]

For Bawb and the long winded one who thinks the net penners get fish feed like "manna from heaven" without affecting other fish stocks:

http://www.undercurrentnews.com/2014/02/12/aquaculture-america-blog-us-aquaculture-farmers-missing-out-on-anti-trust-exemption-law/

Feb. 12, 9:21pm: Gulf of Mexico should replicate Alaska hatchery system, professor says

The Gulf of Mexico would benefit from taking a note from Alaska’s playbook, Daniel Benetti, professor and director of aquaculture at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, told Undercurrent.

“I consider the wild salmon fisheries in Alaska to be perhaps the most successful aquaculture initiative ever developed in the United States,” Benetti said, referring to Alaska’s robust hatchery program, which supplies the fishery with a significant chunk of the fish caught in the wild each year. “I think perhaps we should apply that concept to the Gulf [of Mexico].”

The Gulf could be restocked with red snapper, red drum and any and all other native species to that area.

Are you suggesting fish hatcheries are the answer to fish farms ??

[troutbreath]

Just fanning the flames Dave.

[Dave]

Just fanning the flames Dave.

Right .. Gadsden is away .. hope he gives you a grouse or two for your work here 

[Fisherbob]

Wow . A compliment to salmon farmers from Doc Morton?

"Morton said that far from disproving the sea lice theory, rebounding wild salmon stocks can be credited to the changes to aquaculture practices that her research helped promote."
http://www.fishfarmingxpert.com/index.php?page_id=37&article_id=108209

[troutbreath]

Wow . A compliment to salmon farmers from Doc Morton?

"Morton said that far from disproving the sea lice theory, rebounding wild salmon stocks can be credited to the changes to aquaculture practices that her research helped promote."
http://www.fishfarmingxpert.com/index.php?page_id=37&article_id=108209

Bawb you may want to read that again.

[Fisherbob]

Bawb you may want to read that again.

Did you misplace your glasses TB? Or are you reading what you think you want to believe again? For a better idea of your backyard have a look at this vid TB. You just may learn something about the oceans that Doc Morton seems to not know. Starts to get good at 50 minutes.
http://youtu.be/38peWm76l-U

[troutbreath]

Did you misplace your glasses TB? Or are you reading what you think you want to believe again? For a better idea of your backyard have a look at this vid TB. You just may learn something about the oceans that Doc Morton seems to not know. Starts to get good at 50 minutes.
http://youtu.be/38peWm76l-U

Maybe just try to summarize it for me. I don't have time for the vid.
thanks tb