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“HOWARD TANNER WAS NEVER BIG ON THE IDEA OF VALUING NATIVE species simply because they are native. His priority in the 1960s was to convert the lakes from a resource primarily managed as a commercial fishery into a sportsmen鈥檚 haven, and native species just didn鈥檛 fit his bill鈥攁nd they still don鈥檛. 鈥淚 doubt if the charter boat captains can sustain a fishery on lake trout,鈥� he said. He called trolling for native walleye 鈥渁bout the most boring thing you can do.鈥� 鈥淟ike bringing in a wet sock,鈥� he said.”
― Dan Egan, The Death and Life of the Great Lakes