ScugogBassFisher2011
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I just caught a goby, which I think is invasive and told to kill. Verify this for me. I'm at the island right now. If no one replies I'll release it back
Yes gobies are an invasive spieces and the fishing regulations say that they should be be destroyed and not released back into the waters. Personally I don't know what that will accomplish as they are here to stay now.I just caught a goby, which I think is invasive and told to kill. Verify this for me. I'm at the island right now. If no one replies I'll release it back
Ya, with a pair of manicure scissors.I guess it's like cutting the grass. So it doesnt get out of control. Lol
Are you sure it's a goby and not a log perch, darter or sculpin?I just caught a goby, which I think is invasive and told to kill. Verify this for me. I'm at the island right now. If no one replies I'll release it back
Lmao. One of the reasons the regs state for killing gobies is that they eat the eggs and young of other fish. They can also spawn multiple times each year.Ya, with a pair of manicure scissors.
Ya I do. Make sure you know it's goby in the first place.Kill Kill Kill. Don't toss back. The Goby are eating the eggs of bass and walleyes. The males are so aggressive when guarding their eggs that they attack our game fish. It's another invasive species from Europe just like the Zebra mussles. About the only good from gobies are they are said to eat the Zebras, from what I read. They don't belong here. How should we kill them, humanely that is? Or should we show no mercy? Anyone got any ideas?
Its pretty easy to identify a goby, if anyone doesnt know what a goby looks like refer to the regulations they have a diagram of a goby in there.
Ive never heard that they are poisonous for fish to consume.