12-11-2018, 04:48 PM
[quote wiperhunter2]That is great, from the sounds of it you caught more cutts than chubs, so things are improving.[cool] Some of us look at it from the perspective of the glass half full, while others look at as half empty. From what I have read from the post of many members that fish there, things are improving at Scofield. Cutts always take time to grow, especially for the first year or two after they are planted. In just about every lake they are in, they are underdeveloped until they reach a certain size.[/quote]
Had they poisoned it, his chub catch would have been 0, and the cutthroat would have been the same. So the net result is that we are behind schedule. That's a downer.
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Had they poisoned it, his chub catch would have been 0, and the cutthroat would have been the same. So the net result is that we are behind schedule. That's a downer.
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