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Ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species

Summary by Ground News
East Kootenay Invasive Species Council has message for anglers who enjoy ice fishing. Invasive species can be spread from one body of water to the next even in winter. Muddy debris could be harbouring the larvae of the invasive Zebra Mussel or invasive plant seeds.

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grandforksgazette.cagrandforksgazette.ca
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B.C. ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species - Grand Forks Gazette

Seeds and larvae can hide on ice augers and other fishing gear

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crestonvalleyadvance.cacrestonvalleyadvance.ca
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B.C. ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species - Creston Valley Advance

Seeds and larvae can hide on ice augers and other fishing gear

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Caledonia CourierCaledonia Courier
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B.C. ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species - Caledonia Courier

Seeds and larvae can hide on ice augers and other fishing gear

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ominecaexpress.comominecaexpress.com
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Ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species - Vanderhoof Omineca Express

Seeds and larvae can hide on ice augers and other fishing gear

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Houston TodayHouston Today
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B.C. ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species - Houston Today

Seeds and larvae can hide on ice augers and other fishing gear

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The Free PressThe Free Press
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B.C. ice fishers asked to carefully clean equipment to avoid spreading invasive species - The Free Press

Seeds and larvae can hide on ice augers and other fishing gear

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Today In BC broke the news in on Monday, January 16, 2023.
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