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Howdy MyBlogLog friends, I just now heard from the executive producer of NBC's 'In Wine Country' TV show. The story they shot with me at Picchetti Winery (Cupertino, CA, USA) in mid-May will air at 9:30pm PST this Sunday on NBC11 (or shortly thereafter due to football post-game shows). The story will also be on their website at http: / / www. inwinecountry. com. In a few weeks, it will also be available on iTunes.com as a free podcast, at which time I'll upload it to my blog and share that link with you. Feel free to share this news! And thank you for reading my labor of love, Winehiker Witiculture.

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n my opinion, the "Killing" of any lake should be the last resort. i feel that there are pros and cons both ways. Here in BC, Canada there has been many lakes that have had coarse fish illegally stocked into them and because of that the trout population has been decimated. A few of these lakes were "Trophy" lakes and the introduction of coarse fish was devastating. The problem with killing a lake is that it can take many years for that lake to become productive again, and in some cases it can take decades. Personally, I think we need to charge anyone caught with introducing a non-native fish into the lakes ecosystem. I think that the penalties we have now are far to lax and we need to really nail these people for this kind of offense. So what is my opinion? In some severe cases we have no choice but to "kill" a lake, but if we would just make it so that people would get fined heavily, with the possibility of jail time for extreme cases, the number of lakes having non-native species introduced to them would be diminished. Rick Passek "The Flyfish Fanatic"

Hi Rick, What do you think about researches that suggest poisoning of lakes to kill a species, in this case Northern Pike? http: / / www. webberslodgesfishing blog. com/ northern-pike-escape -killing-in-colorado -for-now/