Lancer09

I agree laker However if they do catch a brown that would go 20 inches they would complain about How they couldn't keep it Any more.

It was sitting on the hat rack and helped hide distaste of a desk. But I do enjoy the shop.

Slot or upping the size minimum would both work. It would just take a couple years to really see the results and not changing back when the catch and kill everything crowd complains How they can't keep the same fish they used to be able to.

Flies are en route. If I messed anything up let me know and I'll get it sorted out.

I mean How much more money would it really require to up the size limit? How fly we beginning to push the idea? A petition? Was there just not enough interest in the salmon? I know there are a tonight of kokanee out in Colorado that seem to be pretty popular.

I noticed that! Does it a actually work?

Mmm, don't know about that. It comes back to the old argument of why should I try to be successful if I'm just going to be penalized harsher for it. I don't work two jobs and take a full graduate course load so that I can someday be taxed higher than someone who did not put in the time and the effort that I have.

A $2 increase on our yearly trout stamps would Probably do the job. Maybe it would be easier to get some from Dow. In Arkansas if we hadn't burned some bridges about whether or not to stock stripers in Bull Shoals. Again It's a small thing that would lend to the marketability of Taney and draw some of the anglers up from Arkansas. Would it totally replace the tail waters down there? No. However it would give us options up here too. Think about some of those stripers in Taney! Now that would be fun, before It's totally dismissed look down I. The nfow thread about dawt mill being damaged and some of the scientific proof in there that trout numbers would not be Seriously impacted.

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It's an attitude thing and I think it would take a couple years for people to stop bitching and moaning about How they can't keep a 20 inch brown until they really start seeing the 24s show up. Taney can stay a put and take for rainbows for all I care and the more small on es that get stocked the more good food for big brown's there is. Taney as a true trophy fishery in theory should be able to support itself by increasing the appeal to a greater number of anglers. That increases purchases of tags from out of staters, food bought while in town etc. There really doesn't seem to be Any negative effect of managing it as a trophy brown fishery. Then again I wouldn't be opposed to the stocking of Brooks and cutts as Well. It's not like Taney is a native fishery.

Flies will be in the mail tomorrow morning.

I never said I don't, it's actually a pretty common occurrence.

I don't know why they wouldn't adopt a regimen of stocking both them. Mostly the Sheep Creek strain and a few of the Seaforellens. Or they could just adopt stricter regs on keeping browns, bump it up to one of at least 22 or 24 inches.

They are the big ones that run into the tribs to spawn right? I mean I guess I'll help some people go catch a few to bring back to Taney to let go and hope they move up the ladder and the hatchery uses them. Missouri does have a good fishery, but why settle for good when it could be great

If the seaforellan are a natural strain I have No issue with them. Trout aaren't native here anyway. But why are they just now really making headlines for records if the strain has been around for so long?

He has one for six yards. Problem was if we cut Baldwin it would have cost more than keeping him. Jenkins seems to fit what Reid wants so maybe they think he will come around.

Should it really count though or is that essentially farming a record. I'd prefer them not recognize the triploids and give them a separate record.

Too bad he breaks his thread like a rook Brian makes a video, I Tie a fly.

I'm sure there is Probably more than one in there. However I think too many brown's get kept once they hit that 20 inch mark instead of going back to be caught again. I don't think Taney gets the trophy fishing stigma like the white river does and until that is there it might be tough for a world record to come out of it.

So we don't have to have Baldwin. Turd Sandwich or Poop Burrito, take your choice. This team is built to beat Denver if any team. Copper is looking good especially for a rook that got picked up off waivers. Parker has been serviceable, and the Bearded One is playing like he deserves the starting job. The Offense slowly is getting together, but we need to find out the extent of Fisher's concussion.

This. I like this very much.

Yep.

Any update Mr. Wise?

The top fly is a poor man's version of the fly trigg tied for the brown trout swap wrapping up, I just sized it you a bit. The second fly is just a deceiver with a yellow craft fur and sf flash blend. The bottom is Nick granatos Sasquatch. If you haven't watched Brian's videos you should. This stuff is a blast to tie and fish. Sure the numbers may not be their compared to nymphing but the size and fun of it more than makes up for it.

What's been tied lately? Now I just need to go find time to fish these.