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Bluegill on Guard in Region's Water Supply
The Washington Post ^
| September 18, 2006
| Christopher Lee
Posted on 09/18/2006 1:28:44 PM PDT by neverdem
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To: Viking2002
They are good for breakfast too!
To: Viking2002
I'm not an experienced fisherman, but I do enjoy it now and then. My last time out was at a stocked farm pond...it was like shooting fish in a barrel.
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posted on
09/18/2006 5:07:01 PM PDT
by
Sender
("We don't know who struck first, us or them. But we do know it was us that scorched the sky.")
To: buck61
Damn, sounds interesting! Thanks.
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09/18/2006 5:14:36 PM PDT
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Toby06
(Hydrogen is not a fuel source. Hydrogen is an energy storage method, like a battery.)
To: ShakeNJake
I also love a good, farm-raised catfish nugget, but the missus won't let me cook 'em for dinner. Her last experience with catfish was wild-caught mud cat, and it ruined her for life. Besides, I live an hour southwest of Atlanta, and after they've gotten done dumping their secret seasonings into the Hooch, I wouldn't eat anything out of it if I was starving to death. Strictly catch-and-release, unless I land something both big enough and pretty enough to look nice on my wall, and that ain't happened yet. I fish for sport, recreation, and personal satisfaction.
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09/18/2006 5:17:11 PM PDT
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Viking2002
(Islam is to Western Civilization what ticks are to a dog.)
To: No Blue States
Good idea, though the cost seems a little much. Cost is minimal compared to the analytical instrumentation that's required. This acts as a screening device to minimize the need for chemical analyses. (The fish agitation trigger the automatic samplers to run the chemical analyses.)
Plus, the monitoring is continuous, not from individual samples to be run.
I have no connection with this product or company.
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09/18/2006 11:12:41 PM PDT
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Gondring
(If "Conservatives" now want to "conserve" our Constitution away, then I must be a Preservative!)
To: jan in Colorado
Thanks for the ping! I have some great memories of catching bluegills as a lad. What fun! I'd love to get out and try again--and I love the way they taste!
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09/18/2006 11:22:40 PM PDT
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Gondring
(If "Conservatives" now want to "conserve" our Constitution away, then I must be a Preservative!)
To: Toby06
Although adult bluegills can grow to be 13 inches long, the system relies on juveniles that are generally no longer than four inches. It requires that they remain in the chamber, unfed, for two-to-three-week tours of duty, Shedd said. REVENGE! ;-)
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09/18/2006 11:24:07 PM PDT
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Gondring
(If "Conservatives" now want to "conserve" our Constitution away, then I must be a Preservative!)
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