Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 28 (UPI) -- The mayor of a town in Wisconsin is baffled and enraged after repeatedly finding piles of dead fish left on a trail along a local river. Menasha Mayor Don Merkes shared photos of dead fish strewn about Gilbert Trail and warned the mess may lead to a change in the area's policies regarding fishing. Advertisement "Some people just don't get it, and they ruin it for everyone!" Merkes said. "This is the Glibert Trail along the Fox River, its a beautiful spot to walk, relax, and fish. Unfortunately some people leave their mess for others, or think it's cool to do things like this." The photos taken on Sunday showed a large pile of dead fish left in the middle of a dock and others strewn about surrounding rocks and walkways in the area. A day after sharing the message seeking information about fishermen disrespecting the trail, Merkes found another pile of fish on the dock Monday night. "Not even 24 hours after we cleaned up their last mess they are at it again," he said. "Fish up and down the shoreline, in the pavilion, and at the bridge." Advertisement Merkes said the town may consider closing the area to fishing if the piles of dead fish continue to appear on the trail. "This community belongs to all of us, lets not let a few ruin it for everyone," he said. Read More Turkey chases police car through parking lot 100 yellow cars rally in support of 'ugly' car vandalized in England Shopkeeper finds door-shattering vandal was dog pursuing cat