06-09-2018, 04:55 AM
Excellent post and pics LOAH! You are the master of them trout. And a true inspiration to those of us who can't get out to a river or lake very often.
well done my friend.
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well done my friend.
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06-09-2018, 04:55 AM
06-09-2018, 05:48 PM
Nice to see a report from LOAH.
Well done my friend.
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Well done my friend.
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06-11-2018, 01:41 PM
[quote Saltslam]It takes so long for them to get that big I enjoy letting the swim in hopes of catching them again.[/quote]
Actually, it doesn't. Large fish are not the product of "old age". Rather, large fish are the product of fast growth.
Look back at LOAH's pictures. He shows a picture of a handful of amphipods (scuds). Those fish are gorging on amphipods - which means they are growing FAST. When fish grow fast, they get large.
There is a reason why those lakes produce big fish, and it is not because the fish are old and took a long time to get big.
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Actually, it doesn't. Large fish are not the product of "old age". Rather, large fish are the product of fast growth.
Look back at LOAH's pictures. He shows a picture of a handful of amphipods (scuds). Those fish are gorging on amphipods - which means they are growing FAST. When fish grow fast, they get large.
There is a reason why those lakes produce big fish, and it is not because the fish are old and took a long time to get big.
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06-11-2018, 02:13 PM
Simply amazing! Thanks for the story and the pics/videos.
Yeah, trout on a shrimp diet grow big and fat in a hurry. Amazing what a little fertility will do for a fishery.
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Yeah, trout on a shrimp diet grow big and fat in a hurry. Amazing what a little fertility will do for a fishery.
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