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https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2019R1/Measures/Overview/SB723

Post spawn stress would be a factor in mortality rates, ask your self what would cause that stress? This is interesting I remember years ago they found shocking walleye off their spawning areas at Stockton was causing numbers of fish to abort spawning, I wonder how much more sencitive Native river spawn fish are vs northern lake strain are, or if post spawn or aborted spawn fish have higher mortality. I would suspect bright light from bowfishing boats could stress fish during the spawn (bass/crappie/walleyes) be easy to test in a group of ponds when I was in school we studied to stress mice with bright lights and it caused some interesting changes in behavior

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Some how “I told you so “comes to mine.

They have been planing a lake since the 60s in that general area this one is a baby they should make one at least 20k some people will get run off their land but this lake has been needed for a very long time

Global warming strikes again😀 I remember the late 70’s when we had feet of snow that stayed on all winter, always hit Taney a lot back then...them fish ran bigger a limit averaged 3 - 4lbs and Branson shut down for the off season, peeps now just hole up, snow makes for dandy rabbit hunts, ahhh the days of my youth

Interesting posts, Ihave fed birds most of my adult life, a blend of seeds and feeder types bring a variety of species. Shelled sunflower chips help keep things less messy and hemp seeds are a nice add, if you attract birds you will attract predators, place feeders away from ambush points and only the stupid and weak will get taken.. nature’s way As far as shoot the “feral” cats killing the 5 year old kids fluffy vs the chewed up old tomcats is a ID issue, I’m not a cat person but setting out antifreeze will kill non target animals....if you have a cat issue a live trap will catch most encourage niebors that you saw an owl almost get their kitty and soon it will be an inside cat, if fluffy comes home with an arrow in it you can count on making the news, hunters get a bad rap these days so don’t be “that guy” ether way it’s a blast to feed birds and squirrels

They have some monsters in those pit more size than numbers

What cut regulations? most regs where carbon tax in nature not let them dump oil in the creeks

Brutus pit has a few ks pits are great fishing! the giant sunfish alone are worth it

Interesting points great coaching includes knowing talent

Welcome to the forum🤙

I was born in raised in Mobile Alabama another reason for me to laugh at you guys roll tide bytchez

Cold-weather water temps under 50° probably not have any of them live Long back when I lived in Texas many times would have the tilapia die out because it got too cold for a while down there they plant Florida largemouth and tilapia in a lot of the ponds

I am the last person to do fat jokes however Albert happens to be EinsteinI am the last person to do fat jokes however Albert happens to be Einstein

More not big carp...kinda like what’s happening in tr plenty of bass just not many big ones...so what’s changed Albert?

Wow I just realize that snag was a woman and he’s expecting that explains crankiness might need to go eat some of them pickles and ice cream

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I am told that goldfish are not the same thing as common carp. But have heard of that place, we have mirror carp here in our lakes but it’s uncommon to find ours over 30 pounds hard to hide when you get that big too many stabbers once before the bfing boom on the white river chain of lakes common carp would avg mid to upper teens with a few in the twenties now you catch more fish but a teen is the better fish far more 5 pounders now

That’s what they said in CT

More like the Count from Sesame Street

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You respect isn’t required, perhaps you should re-evaluate why that is

He is and a well respected one....it amazes me the lack of respect some on this forum give to those in the fisheries community, those very individuals give us the greatfishing and hunting we enjoy today Evan does a great job and is consulted by people in many states

The guy in the middle is a TPWD biologist btw