The county of Dellwood, Michigan was a modest quiet, middle class community, known mostly for its picturesque view, its warm summer climate and its festive summer recreational activities. One of its biggest year round attractions was the abundant species of fishes found in the famed Dellwood Lake. Both professional and amateur fishermen came from miles just to have their chance at catching the big one. Suddenly, and without provocation, the lake's reputation became complicated because of a change in the communities' ecological system. The reason being, the invasion of an unusual, intimidating specie of fishes, which suddenly appeared there. Their very presence endangered the life of every species in the lake, every species in the nearby woods and threatened the lifestyle of the community at large.