08-21-2008, 12:14 PM
[quote line_dangler][font "Times New Roman"][#000000]I don't know the exact truth about Wyo. Game & Fish stocking tiger trout, but this is definetely not the first time I have heard about them at the Gorge. [/#000000][/font]
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Going back to what the OP said,I don't think it was the Wyo G&F that stocked the tiger trout.
[quote jacksonlaker]I know you guys always say the burbot will have an effect on the Kokanee population, but dont the lake trout eat the most Kokanee??? How come the people of Kokanee Nation dont say kill all the macs because they eat the kokes. But they say kill all the burbot, [/quote]
Tom,one reason that "Kokanne Nation" don't throw a fit about the macks eating the kokes,is that it would be useless to complain about it. Kokes were introduced to supplement the food source for the macks. Both Utah and Wyo manage the gorge as a "Trophy Mack Fishery".The popularity of the kokes in the gorge has been a real revenue maker for both states. To complain about the kokes being dinner for the macks would fall upon deaf ears. Of course this is all just my opinion.
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Going back to what the OP said,I don't think it was the Wyo G&F that stocked the tiger trout.
[quote jacksonlaker]I know you guys always say the burbot will have an effect on the Kokanee population, but dont the lake trout eat the most Kokanee??? How come the people of Kokanee Nation dont say kill all the macs because they eat the kokes. But they say kill all the burbot, [/quote]
Tom,one reason that "Kokanne Nation" don't throw a fit about the macks eating the kokes,is that it would be useless to complain about it. Kokes were introduced to supplement the food source for the macks. Both Utah and Wyo manage the gorge as a "Trophy Mack Fishery".The popularity of the kokes in the gorge has been a real revenue maker for both states. To complain about the kokes being dinner for the macks would fall upon deaf ears. Of course this is all just my opinion.
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