Net Income | Great Lakes Now

[@teklife]

wow i can't believe how many huge fish come out of that lake!

[@singingwithwolves]

how do you apply and work for Bay Port Fishing ?

[@cliftoncarr9761]

How do you get a job on the greats lakes fishin for someone? On there boat?

[@rickbuteyn9143]

Would netting like this be a viable way to remove common carp in an infested inland lake?

[@Wally66-d4c]

Great video. I envy you.

[@AD-fb6qf]

No ones asking whats his net income ?

[@hughhaefner5486]

Need more jumbo lake perch from Saginaw bay please. Mmhmm.

[@jakebarnes28]

Would a good stocking program help? Is there a reason we don't have a better stocking program? I can imagine it might be true that a fish stocking program would have to be overseen by a government agency - which is often not well-funded, thus making "farmed" fish (inland) and imports more cost-effective. However, might this be a short-term problem? Once costs were better understood, this could be a viable, and high-quality jobs endeavor. The corrollory effects - boat sales, maintenance, processing, etc., would be lucrative too. Maybe.

[@hootervillehoneybees8664]

Plenty of fish farmers out there to feed the masses . Time to end this

[@timothykinney2373]

Plenty of inland lakes for sporty to fish leave the great lakes to the real fisherman.

[@HunterTooCold]

plenty of bee honey farmers out there to feed the masses . time to end this

[@adventurefishing3190]

Fish farms? Toxic nasty shit food

[@commercialfishingnet2188]

I ran a fish farm, here on the Canadian side, very large one , it makes no sense kill fish to produce another fish, and very environmentally unfriendly, I'm gone back to commercial fishing

[@garretreffruschinni2971]

You are WRONG!!!! Fish farms are toxic!!!