TROUT REMOVAL

[Xman]

the only downfall to save the native fish is a very large dam called glen canyon. in order for the indigenous species to survive realistically that needs to be removed also. otherwise water flows are not at the historical marks. in that event the dam will stay the trout will be removed and nothing will really survive down there well. this is all speculative of course but to me it doenst make sense to ruin something that has already been ruined. meaning they changed it with the dam . the dam is not going anywhere. but they are only changing it half way. if your going to do something do it right. so if you remove the trout remove the dam. we can see thats not feasible so why not learn from the mistakes of changing the environment. keep something the way it is since we already changed it. native fish are very important but i have read quite a few articles about the native fish in the colorado. they explain why they are not doing well in that area. from those articles it doesnt appear that they will flourish anymore just because some predatory fish are moved out.

it makes more sense to me to use the funding for removing the fish to improve another fishery instead of ruining one even more. my two cents
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