If you’re new to the invasive species discussions (they generally wreak havoc on native trout fisheries), here are a few videos about two of the worst offenders: didymo and whirling disease.
Whirling Disease
Didymo
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By Paul Doscher March 29, 2009 - 7:03 pm
Having come to the blog site to make a comment on the legislative priorities that appeared in the Spring 09 issue of Trout, I find no discussion or area for that comment. Will it appear soon?