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logo 9/23/2024 4:23:58 PM     
Frisch: Lessons learned from 2023 
By Mike Frisch US Source: echopress 11/10/2023
Mike Frisch
Credit: Mike Frisch
Each year in November, I try to look back at the just completed fishing season to see what I learned and what changes I saw that impacted fishing and fishing success. This season, a couple of things I’ve written about previously continue to be most noteworthy. These two topics aren’t new to anglers, but they continue to be at the forefront of topics for many who fish.
 


Clear water continues to dominate

As I have written about previously, the biggest change to our fisheries and fishing in recent memory continues to be the unwanted introduction and continuing spread of zebra mussels and their resulting effects. These invasive species are now present in most lakes I fish. “Zeebs” filter lake water, usually causing clearing water conditions and increasing the presence of weeds.

 
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129Newfoundland fishing union accuses Royal Greenland of operating in bad faith in inshore fisheryseafoodsource2024-08-15CA
130Enhancing Atlantic salmons resistance to sea licethe fish site2024-08-16UK
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132Biden commits $240M for hatchery fish amid decline of Pacific NWs wild salmonThe Seattle Times2024-07-27US
133Photographer disgusted by sad find at infamous Aussie fishing spotyahoo2024-05-22AU
134Quebec introduces salmon fishing restrictions amid decline in migration to riversCBC News2024-07-31CA
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136PFAS found in nearly all fish tested from four northern Illinois riversphys2024-07-31US
137England footballer Phil Foden enjoys fishing in Oxfordshirethisisoxfordshire2024-08-03UK
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139One idea to curb the invasive Asian carpmichigan advance2024-08-01US
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143Massive B.C. landslide could mean new barriers for struggling salmonthe progress2024-08-02CA
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145Land-based kingfish farm opens in New Zealandthefishsite2024-08-13NZ
146Angler catches prehistoric-looking fishFox News2024-08-13US
147Georgia angler charged after game warden discovers hidden fishFox News2024-08-12US
148Family fishing: A tradition worth the efforttimes republican2024-08-10CA
149Court issues $33K in fines for illegal halibut fishing in protected B.C. glass sponge reefCTVNewsVancouver.ca2024-08-08CA
150Grand Forks woman uses forward sonar to hook big lake sturgeon while walleye fishing on Lake of the Woodswctrib2024-08-09US

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