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Old 09-12-2013, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by noodle creek View Post
Screw those redfish, the marsh didn't live without the weirs ever before, so why should it now? Let's be sure to keep the saltwater out, because it's never been in there before, and it will kill everything. Who cares about the lake, shrimp, fish, and rest of the ecosystem as long as we have grass. Lol.

What i don't understand is why does that marsh need to be completely fresh? There are plenty of brackish marshes all along the LA coast, just like there has been for thousands of years.

I remember that, you would have never thought there was that many redfish back there until that fish kill.
Have you been to the east side of the state before? All that marsh you talk about is disappearing before our eyes. When I have kids and they are my age there will be no more marsh between leeville and grand isle probably. It has reduced by more than half in my lifetime alone. So while the weirs may not be the best option for all parties, they are better than losing all the marsh and then there is no habitat for all those shrimp and redfish yall are crying about
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