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I am very grateful to Dr. James Tidwell for sharing a wealth of aquaculture information on largemouth bass. I am now also involved in the cultivation of largemouth bass fingerlings and their feed training. I believe your channel will be of great help to my work. I will continue to follow closely, and I sincerely appreciate it!谢谢

There is an indoor shrimp farm in the desert in Gila Bend, Arizona. They have an excellent product!

Large mouth farming is huge in China

The deciduous corridor of the great lakes and st-laurence valley is one of richest in terms of biodiversity of non-mammalian species in Canada. It is also one of the most threatened due to human activity. What little forests that are left are heavily segmented by roads, farms and habitation. Habitat preservation doesn't seem to be a priority here and without a serious about face, most of the unique species will be extinct within the next 50 years. Thank you for your presentation.

A Real-World Experience at Indiana Dunes West Beach: A Cautionary Tale Visiting the beach with my wife and our four young children, ages 8, 7, 3, and 1, we sought a day of relaxation at West Beach. Upon arrival, the gate attendant informed us that entering the water beyond knee-deep was prohibited. Accepting these rules, we paid the $25 entrance fee. Once on the beach, our experience took an unexpected turn. Two lifeguards, seemingly more interested in joyriding on their dune buggy than ensuring beachgoers’ safety, sped up and down the sand, coming dangerously close to our one-year-old child. Naturally, my wife was alarmed and expressed her concerns to the young lifeguard, who, despite the potential for serious injury, did not seem inclined to communicate or use any means to ensure the safety of those in his care. As the father, I stationed myself at the water's edge to prevent our children from venturing too far into the water. On occasion, this meant I found myself knee-deep, precisely within the limits provided by the attendant. My wife, preoccupied with our youngest, never entered the water. To our shock, the lifeguards summoned two heavily armed park rangers, Officers Frazier and Frase. We were detained for supposedly swimming and ignoring lifeguard instructions-allegations that are both unfounded and absurd. Our children, understandably frightened by the sudden separation from their parents, are still affected by the incident. After this ordeal, we were issued two citations, both of which are based on fabrications. Multiple beachgoers have since come forward, offering video evidence and testimony that corroborate the unreasonable nature of the situation. I have initiated a FOIA request for the bodycam footage and secured legal representation to address this matter. In conclusion, I would caution anyone considering a visit to West Beach. The unprofessionalism exhibited by the lifeguards and the subsequent heavy-handed response from law enforcement suggest that safety and customer service are not priorities at this location. Ironically, the very actions of the lifeguards, who appear ill-prepared to handle emergencies, may contribute to the unfortunate drownings they are supposed to prevent.

A Real-World Experience at Indiana Dunes West Beach: A Cautionary Tale Visiting the beach with my wife and our four young children, ages 8, 7, 3, and 1, we sought a day of relaxation at West Beach. Upon arrival, the gate attendant informed us that entering the water beyond knee-deep was prohibited. Accepting these rules, we paid the $25 entrance fee. Once on the beach, our experience took an unexpected turn. Two lifeguards, seemingly more interested in joyriding on their dune buggy than ensuring beachgoers’ safety, sped up and down the sand, coming dangerously close to our one-year-old child. Naturally, my wife was alarmed and expressed her concerns to the young lifeguard, who, despite the potential for serious injury, did not seem inclined to communicate or use any means to ensure the safety of those in his care. As the father, I stationed myself at the water's edge to prevent our children from venturing too far into the water. On occasion, this meant I found myself knee-deep, precisely within the limits provided by the attendant. My wife, preoccupied with our youngest, never entered the water. To our shock, the lifeguards summoned two heavily armed park rangers, Officers Frazier and Frase. We were detained for supposedly swimming and ignoring lifeguard instructions-allegations that are both unfounded and absurd. Our children, understandably frightened by the sudden separation from their parents, are still affected by the incident. After this ordeal, we were issued two citations, both of which are based on fabrications. Multiple beachgoers have since come forward, offering video evidence and testimony that corroborate the unreasonable nature of the situation. I have initiated a FOIA request for the bodycam footage and secured legal representation to address this matter. In conclusion, I would caution anyone considering a visit to West Beach. The unprofessionalism exhibited by the lifeguards and the subsequent heavy-handed response from law enforcement suggest that safety and customer service are not priorities at this location. Ironically, the very actions of the lifeguards, who appear ill-prepared to handle emergencies, may contribute to the unfortunate drownings they are supposed to prevent.

Excellent video. This video somehow needs to be on a loop at every NWI beach. There are just too many people that just have no idea and it doesn’t always end well. We go to the state park multiple times a week, throughout the whole year. I’ve warned so many people about shelf ice and only a handful have actually listened. The swimming during beach advisories is horrifying. Yes, it may impact your “beach day.” But your life is more important. There are more regulations at the Portage Lakefront, next needs to be Kemil.

The protein is acidic and could contribute liver problems? Ph test liver?

I see parents throw some floaties on their kids and leave them to play in the lake alone. Then there was the guy whose 7-year-old was in her own kayak. Flipped right over.

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Thank you for this great presentation.There is a lot of research, efforts and time spent for this informative video. I hope people will act through the right way for mother earth.

These lakes are freshwater seas. The water is cold and without salt, you sink more easily.

What did they do with the contaminated soil?

I've lived near the Great Lakes all of my life, more than seventy years. I learned so much from this short video in a matter of minutes; I know I will be changing some of the ways my family members approach a day at the beach. Ocean swimmers, if you are considering a trip to the Great Lakes area, learn how dangerously different the Great Lakes can be, even for a strong swimmer. Thanks to those who connected me with this video and thank you to all who helped to produce this excellent film.

This guy looks ike a pud

The Great Lakes are complicated with waves and currents. Thanks, I learned a lot!

Wow! This is actually pretty cool. Bass are a very good/ tasty underrated eating fish. No red gamie tasting meat and it is very clean. I wonder how many times that i've eaten it in a restaurant now after seeing this lol.... Thanks for setting the record straight on Largemouth when it comes to them being a great eating quality fish. Keep this up man!!! I love it!!

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There’s no way that’s legal

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Interesting that you mention Portugal, im Portuguese and im looking at fish farming LMB here in Portugal, there seems to be no official market or oficial fish farmers here, im curious in finding out what makes them not going forward with it...

Can you offer training?

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Nice I also do fish farming in serere Uganda but need more skils

Sheboygan is great. Soon you will be able to go skiing down the Kohler landfill.

The lady in this video faces looks like a gold fish face

Foreign countries are waaaay ahead of American aquaculture. This is the future of food security for the United States.

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I would think that the largemouth and smallmouth bass would clean the crayfish up. That's one of their main food sources. Someone has probably used the crayfish for bait and tossed the rest of their bait into the water. People don't think about the consequences of doing something dumb like this. Just my opinion. Same goes for minnows.

Farmed Fish is our future after the Japanese started dump nuclear water into ocean. :)

I am from India

need training for me indoors farming

Can z mus get through small openings?

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Do you also ship fish to Africa

How many capacity of fish you put in your concrete pond

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Do they span or do they spawn? Anyway, I am glad they have plenty of ahxygen

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Hello, I am looking for a job opportunity in America or Canada in the field of fish farming. I have more than 15 years of experience in the field of fish farming. Do I have a job opportunity in this field? All thanks and appreciation

Experience in growing tilapia, mullet, sea bass and sea bass

Hello, I am looking for a job opportunity in America or Canada in the field of fish farming. I have more than 15 years of experience. Do you have an opportunity? Thank you.

but then the shrimp are born in the midwest, which renders them inedible

Great work guys!

Thank for update, it helps me a lot in my thesis.

Burmundi from Australia looks like a good fish to raise

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