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I would say nearly every lake in a 90 mile radius has become more shallow, turbid, warmer and with lower DO. That leads to tons of stunted and small LMB and bluegill. Having an option like SAE to help restore balance would be tremendous. But I can also see where states bordering on one of the great lakes might raise all kinds of concerns about 'genetically altered' fish getting into the great lakes and eating the alewives or something like that. The closest all sports lake to me has these exact conditions plus tons of stunted crappie. Hopefully you can expand into MI once the paperwork hassles get sorted out and some education about your research and findings can find its way to the MI environmental biology folks. The SAE are NOT "genetically altered" fish, they are a hybrid just like a hybrid bluegill is a cross between a green sunfish and a northern bluegill.
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