I have found quite a few dead ones this year, too, as have anyone else paying attention.
 
	The numbers seem to be about the same amount as I remember,  as there have been in previous years that I've fished Taney.
 
	Always more dead ones in the fall.
 
	I haven't found a really fresh one yet.
 
	Maybe if I was there more often.
 
	I wonder how many of the fish that people take the time to revive. And let swim away on their own, end up belly up at a later time.
 
	I have seen many fish, I have had great confidence in was fully revived, swim off, to set at bottom, upright and facing into the current.
 
	 Later wondering if it had truly survived.
 
	I know most do, survive.  I wonder how many do not.