01-17-2008, 02:58 PM
well your kind-a right Dude. the Utah DWR has experienced a boom of pike before. Redmond had a boom of pike in the 80"s and wipped out most the food base in the lake.(some realy big pike came out then to) it has now leveled off with a bunch of stunted pike, some cat's and LM bass. carp are the main food base in the lake.
and there is the problem of the boom of pike in the green river as well.
i would not like being the Guy to have to even try and manage a lake with pike in it! in check they are a great predator, out of control they can and will decimat a food base..
the tiger musky in my eye's are a much better predator and easyer to manage in the long run. to bad they did not have them back in the good old day's.. lol
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and there is the problem of the boom of pike in the green river as well.
i would not like being the Guy to have to even try and manage a lake with pike in it! in check they are a great predator, out of control they can and will decimat a food base..
the tiger musky in my eye's are a much better predator and easyer to manage in the long run. to bad they did not have them back in the good old day's.. lol
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