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Old 05-13-2012, 08:49 PM
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Wow, you hit a nerve with me. Long ago before the bayous on the East bank were dammed up and weired off there were shrimp and fish in the lake like we have not seen in a long time. Only when hurricanes caused breaks in the levees did the fishing once again get really good. In the days before the weirs, opening day of shrimp season on Big Lake looked like the Walmart parking lot and most everyone caught shrimp. I was told that the weirs were originally installed to protect rice farmers in Creole from saltwater intrusion. No rice farmers in Creole any longer. The closed weirs do benefit the private land owners who hunt, fish and crab behind the weirs. It will never happen but I would like to see all the weirs removed and things returned to their natural state. Just my opinion, I am not a biologist but I can remember what it was like before the weirs were installed.
To return to a natural state would mean filling in the ship channel. That marsh isn't supposed to be salt marsh. Now we need mans intervention to control the results of a another. As long as man keeps messing with mother nature it will be all fudged up!!
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Old 05-13-2012, 08:52 PM
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To return to a natural state would mean filling in the ship channel. That marsh isn't supposed to be salt marsh.
I am curious to see what this is going to do to the bigger trout in the lake.

Don't want to start an argument. Just my opinion. I think that we were seeing more bigger trout in the lake because of the wiers. Now that they are repaired, I guess we will see in 3 or 4 years.
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