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    1. Been a fisherman for 20 years. I’ve seen the tragic decline firsthand.

      Its not a matter of them recovering.
      Its a matter of saving the species at all.
      There is ZERO chance of them miraculously recovering by themselves.

      Its going to take drastic, costly measures.
      And norwegians just don’t care enough.

      In 20 years, stories of salmon will become legends.

      They fed us for literally thousands of years.
      They gave us value as a country, something to sell before our oil and greed.

      We simply would not be here if it wasn’t for those amazing creatures.
      There were long periods during the viking age where salmon was the most sustainable and viable source of food.

      Rip you beauties! We clearly didn’t deserve you.

    2. Aarie_Kanarie on

      Where I go to every summer the river is infested with invasive pukkellaks. There has been put a fence in the river to catch and kill those laks. I haven’t seen a non invasive laks in over 5 years. Those pukkellaks start decaying once they swim up the river, they’re are edible only if you catch them before they swim up. The whole river stinks because of the rotting dead laks if they’re not being killed.

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