fish kill

[tv tom]

hundreds of dead walleye few bass and carp eagle rock bridge to as far as i could see up river. few dead up lake but not as many yet. saw this on kings a few years ago. been here 14 years and never seen it.

[Quillback]

Wow, hate to hear that.  I am wondering what could've caused it?

[Sprint21fter]

I saw a few in the Campbell Pt area and a couple of Walleye in the KC area.

[Old plug]

Sure seems too me that Table Rock seems to have a lot of fish kills for someplace that is suppose to be gods gift to the fisherman.How could that happen in a such a perfect place.  

[Fishrman]

Saw that betters yesterday,  was told Beaver let go a lot  of water and the temp change was the culprit. 

[Quillback]

29 minutes ago, Old plug said:

Sure seems too me that Table Rock seems to have a lot of fish kills for someplace that is suppose to be gods gift to the fisherman.How could that happen in a such a perfect place.  

It is a gift for sure.  Come fish it some time, you might have fun,  and you need to have some fun, being a sour old man is not the way you want to spend your remaining years.  

[Bill Babler]

Got to agree with Quill on this Plug that was pretty much uncalled for.  None of us want to hear bad news about any of our regional lakes. 

There had been reports the last two weeks of dead  trout below Beaver Dam.  One of the local trout guides up there had been hollering his head off about the dead fish, saying there were hundreds of dead trout.

TV Tom, were you on the water to see the dead fish?  Was wondering if any were trout or you were absolutely sure they were walleye and bass.  Not questioning you at all, if you were in a boat eye ball to eye ball but looking off the bridge I could see where the walleye could have been trout that they been yelling about.

I'll go up tomorrow and check it out and post some pic's of what I find, if I have the time.

[Fishrman]

The fish i saw at eagle rock were bass and walleye about 20 by my count.  None around Devil's dive.

[96 CHAMP]

3 hours ago, Quillback said:

It is a gift for sure.  Come fish it some time, you might have fun,  and you need to have some fun, being a sour old man is not the way you want to spend your remaining years.  

Ouch!!

[tv tom]

3 hours ago, Bill Babler said:

Got to agree with Quill on this Plug that was pretty much uncalled for.  None of us want to hear bad news about any of our regional lakes. 

There had been reports the last two weeks of dead  trout below Beaver Dam.  One of the local trout guides up there had been hollering his head off about the dead fish, saying there were hundreds of dead trout.

TV Tom, were you on the water to see the dead fish?  Was wondering if any were trout or you were absolutely sure they were walleye and bass.  Not questioning you at all, if you were in a boat eye ball to eye ball but looking off the bridge I could see where the walleye could have been trout that they been yelling about.

I'll go up tomorrow and check it out and post some pic's of what I find, if I have the time.

My wife and I in the boat amongst the dead fish almost all walleye all sizes, no trout that we saw. So many the whole area smelled of rotting fish.