Nice. I love to fry them panfishes. :rockon
Nice. I love to fry them panfishes. :rockon
Normally I do, too, but I ain't eating anything from a retainment pond. No telling what's in all that runoff water.
Nice. I love to fry them panfishes. :rockon
Normally I do, too, but I ain't eating anything from a retainment pond. No telling what's in all that runoff water.
If i keep a fish i eat it. Eat them in small portions.
Here is a brochure with waters tested for mercury and how often you should eat them, for most of Florida.
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/Environment/medicine/fishconsumptionadvisories/Final%202009%20Fish%20Brochure.pdf
Florida Fish Consumption Advisories
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/Environment/medicine/fishconsumptionadvisories/index.html
FWC Health Advisories
http://www.myfwc.com/Safety/Safety_healthAdvisories.htm
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Nice. I love to fry them panfishes. :rockon
Normally I do, too, but I ain't eating anything from a retainment pond. No telling what's in all that runoff water.
If i keep a fish i eat it. Eat them in small portions.
Here is a brochure with waters tested for mercury and how often you should eat them, for most of Florida.
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/Environment/medicine/fishconsumptionadvisories/Final%202009%20Fish%20Brochure.pdfFlorida Fish Consumption Advisories
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/Environment/medicine/fishconsumptionadvisories/index.htmlFWC Health Advisories
http://www.myfwc.com/Safety/Safety_healthAdvisories.htm:toast
Unfortunately, they don't test retainment ponds! Plus, this industrial park my office is in is real close to an area where the ground is contaminated with beryllium. Just fun to catch them, snap a pic, and toss them back in! Probably wouldn't eat anything from a golf course lake, either, knowing how many chemicals they use trying to keep the course in shape, all that runoff goes right into the golf course lakes.
If I want to eat freshwater fish, it's from a flowing stream, a good size lake, or some other place I know is safe. And eat the smaller ones, because the older a fish gets the more mercury it builds up inside.
