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Everywhere, indians cause trouble

Watch SE Asian migrants poach Canadian salmon while they spawn. The problem is worse than you know.

Video out of Bowmanville, Ontario, shows Southeast Asian men (do with that what you will) flipping salmon out of a small stream during the annual salmon run back to their spawning locations.

Early September is peak salmon-fishing season. Fisherman across the continent catch millions of fish as they return upriver to spawn.

But it is highly illegal to catch salmon near their actual spawning sites (especially with nets), which includes Bowmanville (upriver from Lake Ontario). It is also unsafe, as the fish die off in mass numbers after spawning, making the meat inedible.

Despite this, migrants have been seen poaching fish in the area for several years (at least).

I called out and reported a large group like this snagging spawning King Salmon with large treble hooks in Duffins Creek at the Valley Farm Road bridge in Pickering, Ontario. They had at least 5 fish flopping on the bank. I called MNR and the Police, both said there was nothing they could do, I even went to Pickering Police station just down the road, in person, spoke to 3 cops at the desk and they informed me that they don't deal with such incidents as it's not their responsibility, and there wasn't anything they could do. I don't even bother anymore, these criminals have get out of jail free cards, it's pointless.

And, no surprise, it’s not just the fishing laws of their new country they’re ignoring.

Over the summer, SE Asian men went viral in Muskoka, Ontario, for filming themselves shooting up a local bridge and river. Locals say they have reported such incidents for years, but despite the danger and the leftover environmental pollution, authorities have been slow to act.