02-08-2010, 03:08 AM
There have been some good comments made so far. I'll see if I can keep up.
It must also be remembered that, for so many fish to be caught there have to be a lot of fish in there. Consider that most fishers are fishing a 30 square inch section of a lake that is 2,965 acres large. You must think of all the unfished area and consider that all of that unfished water may have the same number of fish as those areas being fished. Lastly there is the population curve. The more fish taken the less there are to take. Multitudes of fishers still bagging limits from a 30 sq inch hole x a couple of hundred fishers, indicates there are still many fish left.
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It must also be remembered that, for so many fish to be caught there have to be a lot of fish in there. Consider that most fishers are fishing a 30 square inch section of a lake that is 2,965 acres large. You must think of all the unfished area and consider that all of that unfished water may have the same number of fish as those areas being fished. Lastly there is the population curve. The more fish taken the less there are to take. Multitudes of fishers still bagging limits from a 30 sq inch hole x a couple of hundred fishers, indicates there are still many fish left.
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