Burlington Boatyard Blog » parasitic fish http://burlingtonboatyard.com/blog "Anchored In Vermont" - Vermont's only exclusive online marine marketplace. Fri, 15 Jan 2010 21:00:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 ©Burlington Boatyard guy@burlingtonboatyard.com (Burlington Boatyard) guy@burlingtonboatyard.com(Burlington Boatyard) 1440 lake champlain, burlington boatyard, vermont boating, vermont fishing, new york boating, new york fishing, lamprey, mickey maynard, shawn hayes, ice fishing, vermont hunting, used boats vermont, fishing news, boating news Lakeside Podcast Burlington Boatyard, LLC emerged in 2008 with new team members aboard dedicated to providing superior quality and service. BBY's new structure streamlines the process of buying and selling boats and parts, and focuses on cultivating Vermont's marine and small business communities. New features like B2B on BBY offer website management and advertising for local merchants, while the BBY Blog, Newsletter, and Forum encourage community involvement and interaction. One thing, however, will never change-Burlington Boatyard maintains a level of service and affordability unsurpassed by any other small business of its kind, locally or nationally. Burlington Boatyard Burlington Boatyard guy@burlingtonboatyard.com No no http://burlingtonboatyard.com/images/bbypodcastsmall.jpg Burlington Boatyard Blog http://burlingtonboatyard.com/blog 144 144 Lake Champlain Expands Sea Lamprey Control Efforts http://burlingtonboatyard.com/blog/2008/09/26/lake-champlain-expands-sea-lamprey-control-efforts/ http://burlingtonboatyard.com/blog/2008/09/26/lake-champlain-expands-sea-lamprey-control-efforts/#comments Fri, 26 Sep 2008 15:41:32 +0000 Burlington Boatyard Crew http://burlingtonboatyard.com/blog/?p=51 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services issued a Finding of No Signifigant Impact (FONSI) and have approved a plan to expand sea lamprey control efforts on Lake Champlain.

An Environmental Assessment (EA) that was released in late July recommended lampricide treatments on two streams and the trapping and removal on another.  New lampricide treatments are authorized on the Lamollie River in Milton, Vt., and on Mill Brook in Port Henry, N.Y.  The trapping of lamprey during spawning migrations is authorized for Pond Brook in Colchester, Vt. as well.

Another stream lampricide treatment is scheduled to occur on Mill Brook in Port Henry, NY on Oct. 14, to be followed by a delta treatment on Oct. 15.  There is no lampricide treatment currently scheduled for the Lamoille River.

Sea lamprey are a parasitic fish that have had devastating impacts on the fishes of Lake Champlain.

For more information about the Lake Champlain sea lamprey control program:
Read this information from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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