05-09-2012, 03:31 AM
[quote duckdog1us]...why not tweek it a bit to see what it can be if it dont work just stop planting the and they will go away[/quote]
[quote PBH]
Why do they stock 7-10" rainbows?
What time of year would tiger trout be available when they reach 5-6"
Would hatcheries be able to produce enough 5-6" tiger trout to stock Strawberry without negatively impacting other fisheries that rely on tiger trout stocking? What about sterile brook trout -- which other fishery would lose their quota of sterile brook trout in order to accommodate Strawberry?[/quote]
some of you guys are about as dense as depleted uranium.
duckdog -- you want it to be "tweaked". So, which other lake should be "tweaked" in order to free up some tiger trout to stock in Strawberry??
Fisheries management isn't like stocking shelves at Walmart. You can't just call the warehouse and say "more tiger trout on aisle 6".
I could care less whether you get tiger trout in Strawberry or not -- but another lake (or two, or three) will have their quotas of tiger trout cut in order to accommodate an increased quota for Strawberry. So, which lakes would you consider cutting?
This generation of fishermen is truly spoiled. Not only do we always want "trophy" sized fish, but we want an unlimited variety at every lake (within 20 minutes of our homes, no less!).
duckdog -- just out of curiosity: are you an engineer?
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[quote PBH]
Why do they stock 7-10" rainbows?
What time of year would tiger trout be available when they reach 5-6"
Would hatcheries be able to produce enough 5-6" tiger trout to stock Strawberry without negatively impacting other fisheries that rely on tiger trout stocking? What about sterile brook trout -- which other fishery would lose their quota of sterile brook trout in order to accommodate Strawberry?[/quote]
some of you guys are about as dense as depleted uranium.
duckdog -- you want it to be "tweaked". So, which other lake should be "tweaked" in order to free up some tiger trout to stock in Strawberry??
Fisheries management isn't like stocking shelves at Walmart. You can't just call the warehouse and say "more tiger trout on aisle 6".
I could care less whether you get tiger trout in Strawberry or not -- but another lake (or two, or three) will have their quotas of tiger trout cut in order to accommodate an increased quota for Strawberry. So, which lakes would you consider cutting?
This generation of fishermen is truly spoiled. Not only do we always want "trophy" sized fish, but we want an unlimited variety at every lake (within 20 minutes of our homes, no less!).
duckdog -- just out of curiosity: are you an engineer?
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