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That looks like a fun job, but my back is spasming and crying just watching her. 😂

Lucky crew to have a cook like that! Good stuff!

For some reason... I'm hungry

It took him 15 seconds to say a park ranger is a person that works in a park

I had the wonderful opportunity to experience this some fifty years back, spent the whole summer on Isle Royale.

The question, can we back away from fracking before we distroy the nations water supply?

Sorry, but it isn’t happening fast enough. It is still 50k to install solar panals on an adverage home. That does not include reinstall when a roof needs to be replaced. DTE powering 40k homes is a drop in a bucket when Michigan has over 9 million people. Also EV sounds good but what about the distance and cold weather? Its very hard just to get funding for currant infrastructure. I just don’t see it. Carrie form Shelby Twp MI.

That's what I'm talking about. Thank you. Stay safe.

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The worst case scenario that they don’t have a viable plan for is when Line 5 fails during mid-winter when the Straits are iced over and remain iced over for months.

I miss that "on a ship sound" and wish I could sail again.

My buddy Bobby is the Chief Steward on a USNS ship and he is the greatest guy ever

i say that is some good hospitality

i get up at 3 in the morning for mcdonalds and only make 8.50 an hour since 2017 some companies do care the one i work for doesnt care because hes a franchise its all about how much money he makes instead of taking care of his crew

Very impressive; water tables depend on surface hydrology.THANKS♒️📚🧭💠

Thanks great program ; Truly appreciate your work🐠♒️❄️🪔

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I wonder if there good eatin? I like mullet so they’re probably tasty 😋 👅 cool vid 😊

When I was a kid, growing up on the monocacy and Potomac rivers, we used to catch rough scale and smooth scale suckers, with dipping nets. We didn’t keep them, because they are very bony to eat. We just did catch and release.

I did enjoy this video. I grew up in northern Ohio and fished Grand river where we caught suckers late, late, winter early spring. We called the suckers we caught White Horse suckers. This was in the 50s. Very few people bothered to eat them so they were not a favorite of anyone. However some Hungarians who moved to the area ground them up and canned them which eliminated the bones as a problem which made them unpalatable to most people. Fun to catch for kid but as I earlier said no one really wanted them. The lakes were fished by fishing boats when I was a child but we moved away from Lake Erie when I was a teen due to the smell and the dirty grey unsafe water. Now it's back after years of work, and better than before. Thank and bless all those involved.

White carp aka sucker

Yes suckers are great for sucking up pike ,walleyes, perch, bluegill eggs ! These fish are bigger predators of fish eggs than fisherman because they come into the creeks after the pike and walleyes have spawned and suck up the eggs of those game fish . I live in Alaska now they even suck up the salmon eggs . No record how much or how little but those suckers were the fish staple in the old days . Olds before my time im 54

A great look at food aboard those huge "River Trucks".

Spring run sucker fish patties are real tasty.

There is one born every minute.

I grew up in Downers Grove, which is 25 miles southwest of Chicago on the Burlington Railroad line that runs from Chicago west through Aurora and on to California. I knew the Great Lakes well. StocktonRob

Ha! Here for decades we have called people at work "bottom feeders", as an insult to those who just didnt pull their weight. Who knew they might be important and that there is a migration pattern for them 😅

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The very young ones are tasty, but once they reach maturity, generally, you throw them back. The adults taste greasy and swampy. So I dont see overfishing ever being a problem.

18" sucker. Wow

If you have the patience to get all the bones out. They are quite tasty. And fun to fish for . When the suckers are running it is the indicator that spring is here.

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His name is Arthur Hawman, chief engineer. More than likely who that is, there's also 13 other bodies down there aswell. The captain william brian and nettie grafton head steward among some of them that tragically went down on the Kamloops.

Lotta good info. My Grandpa and I smoked lots of them "back in the day". I'd hate to see how many heavy metals and pesticides I have in my body. But "Grey horse" suckers are delicious when smoked! the "red horse" are smaller and more boney.

Close to my home there is a spring running into a creek , every year , right about Christmas the suckers would come to where the water ran into the creek. They would crowd in tight and us kids would tickle them . Northern pike came also What i noticed was when my dad sold his cows and his corrals no longer drained into the creek , the fish disappeared. When i moved home and got cows then the fish came back

South shore lake superior spawning takes place mid April water temp and length of day are probably factors

Thankyou so much for all that you are doing in these studies, educating us, and providing these videos. It means a lot, for us and also our environment.

barge canal suckers like east/west

Thank you for the ichthyology lesson ! Merry 🎉 Christmas 🎄 ❄️🙏🏻🧊

I will usually wait for a good warm spring rain that brings out the worms in the spring. Usually the suckers are in the river in good numbers by then. It happens in March most years.

One of the best eating fish I have ever eat. You have to know have to prepare them. Not everyone can perpare them.

Sweet show! Maybe I am wrong but if you have numerous is it many fish or many fishes/fishs how ever you spell it?

that young woman is an excellent spokes person!

The Fremont River runs through Capitol Reef Park in Utah. I was fascinated to watch suckers in the river time their short leaps out of the water at a small cascade for when the water sloshed a bit more. They were aiming to grab a bite of exposed algae and then slide backwards into the flow. (The grass is always greener, and all that I suppose.) I excitedly reported my observations to a nearby ranger, but I might as well have been talking to a fence post.

“A group of fishes” from a scientist. I think she should be saying a group of fish! Never heard fishes from a scientist before!

Water temp and photo period. Is this still a question? This has been solved a long time ago. Just ask a fish breeder. Modern "science": all data collection, no body knows anything.

Awesome show, I'm originally from Maine, suckers do the same thing there, also they're a very popular live bait ❤