09-16-2003, 05:53 PM
So, it looks like the consensus is this:
Jordanelle has: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroat, Browns, (and possibly even a few brookies???), Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, apparently bluegill in small numbers, and there are also (illegally stocked) walleye in there at least in small numbers. Chubs, Redtail Shiners and WHO KNOWS WHAT ELSE THESE MORON "BUCKET BIOLOGISTS" have added.
I am almost positive that the cutthroats were stocked there before Jordanelle officially opened to fishing. They stocked a few thousand of them that were going to head to Strawberry and put them in Jordanelle. I think for now we should sit back and just see how the lake stabilizes. The smallmouths are going to produce many new State records I think with so many perch to feed on and no predators of the smallies. I think it would be cool to see Tiger muskies in there but I doubt that will happen.
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Jordanelle has: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroat, Browns, (and possibly even a few brookies???), Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, apparently bluegill in small numbers, and there are also (illegally stocked) walleye in there at least in small numbers. Chubs, Redtail Shiners and WHO KNOWS WHAT ELSE THESE MORON "BUCKET BIOLOGISTS" have added.
I am almost positive that the cutthroats were stocked there before Jordanelle officially opened to fishing. They stocked a few thousand of them that were going to head to Strawberry and put them in Jordanelle. I think for now we should sit back and just see how the lake stabilizes. The smallmouths are going to produce many new State records I think with so many perch to feed on and no predators of the smallies. I think it would be cool to see Tiger muskies in there but I doubt that will happen.
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