Here is a picture of my friends splake he caught on a san juan worm.
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thats awesome. didn't know they had any of those in there.
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I dont believe that he caught it in the provo river unless some idiots illegally introduced them in the river.
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splake used to be stocked in DC, if you took a second to look you can actually find the stocking report
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well send me where you found it gosh its not like im searching all the stocking records like you do...
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1. Go to google
2. enter : Deer Creek Res historical stoking information
3. sort through the links and look for anything before 2010 (this will likely take you more then 3 minutes)
4. learn how to do this on your own so you can answer your own questions
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Ok coconut.
Learn how to be nice to the young bfters. Sometimes some people they never knew that type of species were introduced.
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i was not being rude, you asked where i got my info, i walked you step by step on how to obtain said info. my bad if you thought i was trying to hurt your feel bads
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Awesome! Always fun to see a new species in your local waters
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[quote Flyfishinglover]Ok coconut.
Learn how to be nice to the young bfters. Sometimes some people they never knew that type of species were introduced.[/quote]
Then look before you leap. I could have put it in different words, but I'm playing nice today.
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Good catch......but we all know that if the DWR did a DNA test it would likely be a Largemouth Bass, a Cuttybrownbow or a Poka'dotted Salmon[
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