07-17-2018, 07:27 PM
Just an FYI, but the USFWS and the American Fisheries Society have both determined that using rotenone as a kind of reset button for managing fisheries is very cost effective. In fact, it is often viewed as more costly not to rotenone fisheries. According to the USFWS, “It has been estimated that for
each dollar spent on rotenone
and stocked trout, anglers gained
from $32 to $105 worth of fish
ing. On trout lakes that were
stocked but not treated, the gain
from fish stocking alone was
only $10 to $15.”
https://www.fws.gov/mountain-prairie/fed...onebro.pdf
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each dollar spent on rotenone
and stocked trout, anglers gained
from $32 to $105 worth of fish
ing. On trout lakes that were
stocked but not treated, the gain
from fish stocking alone was
only $10 to $15.”
https://www.fws.gov/mountain-prairie/fed...onebro.pdf
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