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Old 05-08-2009, 09:27 PM   #1
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yes I agree but I think it has to do with the food chain they follow or know what baitis are in certin spot at that time of year........
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The catches each year have grown on records from the past until, as Nelson said yesterday, the peak concentration may have passed.

"There are indications that numbers are declining slightly," he said. "We won't see higher abundances."

There are "limits" to what the ecosystem can support, he noted.



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