Do you feel comfortable eating fish/seafood caught near urban areas, /ck/? Or do you worry about pollution/contaminants?
>>9161740
Catch and release. Also that bass is sharp as fuck and you could easily cut open your hand just handling it.
>>9161740
Certain urban areas, sure. The water around NYC that the Hudson empties into? FUCK no.
>>9161740
In lake erie, no. But where I used to live, by the halifax river or the st. Johns river, yes
You guys are so pessimistic, what if the factories make vitamins or something and the runoff actually makes you healthier?
>>9161932
pcbs and dioxins don't make you healthy, but feel free to post george carlin and then tip your fedora
>>9161740
I ate some striped bass pulled from Upper New York Bay last week.
>>9161740
I see crabbing boats in the center harbor all the time during the winter. I want a list of every restaurant those crabs are sold to, so I will never eat there.
>>9161740
Military activities along with gold rush mining ruined seafood in the SF bay area
>Eating anything that might have even touched water from the Hudson
Literally never
Baltimoron here. I would never eat anything I knew came from Patapsco Bay, but I still see people fishing for keeps right off the harbor every day. I don't think there's any commercial fishing done in the area anymore (certainly no crabbing), but still.
>>9161740
Who the fuck eats goldfish? Was this map made by a Korean?
>>9161932
Exactly! Maybe the consumption could be so healthy as to promote extra cell growth! Or cancer as some people call it/you.
>>9162653
>Centre Harbour
Where is this please?
>>9161987
>but feel free to post george carlin and then tip your fedora
I lost it
>>9164782
Sorry, wrote that when I was tired. In New York City.
>>9164554
Kill all humans, let the system flush itself out for a few millennia. NYC and the Hudson River is particularly foul, due to a century of industry dumping right into the river. GE had a plant near the very source of the river, and that alone is responsible for polluting the entire expanse with PCBs, dioxins, Mercury, etc.
A lot of that settles in the sediments along the river and harbor floor. Don't eat bottom feeders.
>>9161740
I'm british. There IS no 'away from urban areas', but we take care of our waters a lot better than the third world.