Eeewww
 

Might want to reconsider keeping all those Cabrillo fish :ack2:

http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_19847264

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it looked to be of healthy weight and was obviously eating... nothin wrong with that fish. ;)

As my dad also used to tell me, "Just a lil' extra protein."

didnt have that problem before the MLPA
 

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..."dumped 110 tons of DDT into the storm drains"

I hope they got their ass handed to them for that one.

So my choices are....


Contaminated, tumor fish...


Or Fresh hormoned injected farmed raised fish....



Choices choices...

or MC d Dog food grade meat...

http://www.epa.gov/SoCal/superfund/index.html#montrose

EPA To Spend $50M Capping DDT Contamination off CA Coast

http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/i...splay/id/19004

In 1989, Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act natural resource trustees determined that DDT and PCB contamination of the marine environment off the southern California coast, including the Palos Verdes Shelf, could result in significant damage to natural resources. In June 1990, the United States and the state of California filed suit on behalf of federal and state natural resource trustees as well as EPA and the California Department of Toxic Substances Control. Litigation concluded in 2000, with $136,000,000 from the settlements being set aside to pay for restoration and remediation.

December 2000 – Montrose Chemical Corporation of California and three other corporations settled their lawsuits for a collective $73 million. When combined with prior lawsuits, this brought the total up to $140 million to fund the restoration of the PVS marine environment.

when i was a kid i use to clean my floors that way....just put a pile of clothe over the spill :)

Did you try using that tumored brown bait to catch a tumored halibut?
Browns have always been good for 'buts.

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