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rickstr66 · 07-07-2005, 08:46 AM

Unless something has changed in the last year or 2, the milfoil in Winni is a "NATIVE" species, not a non native species. Its been there for as long as I remember and is not the kind that grows in thick beds to the surface. It grows in much deeper water. Its been in Blacky cove in Center Harbor for at least 15 years. Its out in 20-25 feet of water in there. Maybe something has changed reciently. I remember contacting Fish and Game about this 5-6 years ago when the topic came up on a fishing message board I am a member of and they were the ones who told me it was a native species.

07-07-2005, 08:46 AM	#4
rickstr66 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Boston, Ma Posts: 63 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Milfoil Unless something has changed in the last year or 2, the milfoil in Winni is a "NATIVE" species, not a non native species. Its been there for as long as I remember and is not the kind that grows in thick beds to the surface. It grows in much deeper water. Its been in Blacky cove in Center Harbor for at least 15 years. Its out in 20-25 feet of water in there. Maybe something has changed reciently. I remember contacting Fish and Game about this 5-6 years ago when the topic came up on a fishing message board I am a member of and they were the ones who told me it was a native species.