08-21-2008, 10:39 PM
Some great info Ryno!!
Tiger Trout are my number one favorite species to catch so no complaints from me. Due to the sterile nature of hybrids, I would vote for Tiger Trout and Tiger Muskie to be put into just about every major reservoir, and if they begin to create more problems than it is worth, stop stocking them and let them die out.
I have a feeling that when the warm water fishery gets going we will see several new lakes with Tiger musky, similar to what we have seen with Tiger trout in the last few years.
I definitely visit Scofield several more times a year now that there are big Tiger Trout there - I can only imagine how big some might get at the gorge if they learn how to eat burbot fry and young. Tiger Trout at the gorge should definitely increase angler hours in the future.
A big thankyou to UDWR for there creativity and use of hybrids, unlike most of our neighboring states!!
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Tiger Trout are my number one favorite species to catch so no complaints from me. Due to the sterile nature of hybrids, I would vote for Tiger Trout and Tiger Muskie to be put into just about every major reservoir, and if they begin to create more problems than it is worth, stop stocking them and let them die out.
I have a feeling that when the warm water fishery gets going we will see several new lakes with Tiger musky, similar to what we have seen with Tiger trout in the last few years.
I definitely visit Scofield several more times a year now that there are big Tiger Trout there - I can only imagine how big some might get at the gorge if they learn how to eat burbot fry and young. Tiger Trout at the gorge should definitely increase angler hours in the future.
A big thankyou to UDWR for there creativity and use of hybrids, unlike most of our neighboring states!!
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