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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11275970 12/11/15 02:41 PM
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White pork rind on a #2 treble 24" under a cork and plop it in the water under the roost tree. Hold on tight. Blue cats hit hard.


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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11275976 12/11/15 02:43 PM
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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11276381 12/11/15 06:14 PM
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Bad. Unless you are a catfisherman.

Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11276402 12/11/15 06:24 PM
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I had a favorite fishing spot where I could catch a lot of perch , crappie and bass every time . 2 years ago a flock of cormorants moved in . I'm lucky to get a bite now .

As stated , they're protected . Check your local ordinances concerning fireworks . Bottle rockets are your friend . wink

Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: Fooshman] #11276452 12/11/15 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted By: Fooshman
You can get a special permits to hunt them on private property. You have to keep a log and bury or burn the bodies.


Your not going to get a permit unless you are a fish farmer.


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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: SALLYSUE] #11276458 12/11/15 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted By: SALLYSUE
Find a tree they are roosting in and start fishing for catfish


& start shooting them too

Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: 9094] #11277512 12/12/15 05:41 AM
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You can get a special permits to hunt them on private property. You have to keep a log and bury or burn the bodies.


Your not going to get a permit unless you are a fish farmer.


Ummm...no.


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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: Fooshman] #11277627 12/12/15 01:20 PM
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Fish farmers in Mississippi got tired of losing millions of dollars and hired aerial applicators to spray the roosts with soapy water before cold rains, causing the cormorants to lose their oily coating and die of exposure. It worked very well and limited losses.

However, the farmers were filed against for the massacre by the feds. The feds lost in court due to jury nullification, too many relatives of the jurors worked in the fish industry and would not vote themselves out of work.

Now if we could get some of that common sense here in Texas....

Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: Muzzlebrake] #11278177 12/12/15 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted By: Muzzlebrake
White pork rind on a #2 treble 24" under a cork and plop it in the water under the roost tree. Hold on tight. Blue cats hit hard.
So pork skins taste Cormorant $h/***??

Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11278702 12/13/15 03:00 AM
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Come to Mesquite City lake and watch them water turkeys do their work when the rainbow trout shows up. I bet they get 80% of the fish that the state releases. I hate them dam birds.

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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11278721 12/13/15 03:06 AM
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Definitely a law that goes against preserving the fish in the lakes & should be changed!

They consume allot of bait fish. & game fish.


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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11278795 12/13/15 03:37 AM
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i know i have caught ALOT of bass and crappie in my lifetime that have battle scars from them hammer

Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11278797 12/13/15 03:39 AM
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Cormorants have been around the same length of time as fish. So how do we have fish if they eat them all?


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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: LakeForkJohn] #11278816 12/13/15 03:54 AM
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I don't want to kill them all. Just about 95% of them. Them and the gar.


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Re: Cormorants - Good or bad? [Re: Fooshman] #11279269 12/13/15 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted By: Fooshman
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You can get a special permits to hunt them on private property. You have to keep a log and bury or burn the bodies.


Your not going to get a permit unless you are a fish farmer.


Ummm...no.


So have you ever attempted to get a permit got depredation to shoot them? I have and was unsuccessful because, yes I did not have a hatchery and wasn't a fish farmer.
I know it says in the regs that a permit can be issued for protecting game fish but I can assure you you will not get one at the Fort Eorth office or the Abilene office. And they take their orders from Austin. I was told the part of the law that says issued for protection of game fish meant that TPWD could get a permit for their people or to contract a company to control them.
If you have received a permit to kill them to protect you tanks or private lakes I sure would like to know which office.
The definition of a fish farm was someplace that was permitted to sell fish. For example even though Camalot Bell isn't a hatchery per se they sell fingerlings so hence they are permitted to sell them.


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