08-31-2004, 04:03 AM
we know they are not doing the studies on a yearly baises, in michigan where I live our advisory is now 3 years old. I checked the info provided to the public and it is dated 2003 which means it came out in 2002 we are now coming up on 2005.
I doubt things would change in a years time that is unless some one dumps again...
as far as testing fish what they have found out is the younger fish have less contaminants than the larger fish. meaning the yunger the fish is the safer it is and the older it is the more contaminants it has collected during its life time.
ergo I may eat a 14-17 inch bass but there is no way would I eat a 20+ inch bass...
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I doubt things would change in a years time that is unless some one dumps again...
as far as testing fish what they have found out is the younger fish have less contaminants than the larger fish. meaning the yunger the fish is the safer it is and the older it is the more contaminants it has collected during its life time.
ergo I may eat a 14-17 inch bass but there is no way would I eat a 20+ inch bass...
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