06-10-2024, 09:30 PM
(06-07-2024, 10:12 PM)wiperhunter2 Wrote:(06-07-2024, 08:16 PM)MMDon Wrote:Here is what Alan caught today, so it appears things are improving at AR.(06-07-2024, 12:17 AM)wiperhunter2 Wrote:I've known Alan for 20 years. Hopefully they will score. A lot of people haven't done much better than a couple per day.(06-06-2024, 10:37 PM)MMDon Wrote:Well that's a bummer. Alan(2knots), is up at Anderson ranch this week, hope he has better luck.(06-06-2024, 01:29 PM)wiperhunter2 Wrote: Those are truly some amazing fish, you must eat a lot of salmon. Do you think that was one of the reasons the koke fishing or catching has been in a decline the last few years, because the F&G planted diseased fish?
Thank you. I eat fish 4 times a week. If we weren't seeing repeats of this problem in most Western fisheries I would probably blame an anomaly on the biomass but to have Anderson look like Ririe is a bridge to far. I think it's an internal fish production problem that when released in the lake takes out most of the fish in a common shoal. It's the only way you lost 3 years of fish every time.
I had heard of a decent report from Anderson Ranch earlier this year as well. Have never made the trip over there though.
As far as Ririe Kokanee are concerned, I know that a big concern in the past was predation by the illegally introduced walleyes. According to last fall, there seems to be more of them in there right now. Couple that with F&G stocking tiger and lake trout and there are more mouths to feed... just a thought.
Finally, made it to Oakley recently... 12 rainbows and one walleye in a full day of trolling and casting.