05-20-2011, 09:34 PM
[quote Jacksonman]With the new tiger musky program, I am thinking that several thousand musky need to planted into Scofield (and hoping that it will happen). Scofield is too big to poison, and I don't think they want to drain it. The musky could take care of the chub and then receive smaller and smaller plantings just to keep the chub in tact. We don't want Scofield to turn into a Joe's Valley with a few huge trout and lots of small ones, so hopefully they put the Musky in there soon.
Any other ideas as to how to handle the Scofield chub problem?[/quote]
I wouldn't hold my breath. I doubt they're gonna put Tiger Musky in there. I could be wrong, but I doubt it. There is probably as good of a chance of rotenone as Muskies.
It wouldn't hurt to have everyone fish with small pieces of worm and catch & kill all of the chubs that you can get your hands on. Take a minnow trap or two every time you go there too.
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Any other ideas as to how to handle the Scofield chub problem?[/quote]
I wouldn't hold my breath. I doubt they're gonna put Tiger Musky in there. I could be wrong, but I doubt it. There is probably as good of a chance of rotenone as Muskies.
It wouldn't hurt to have everyone fish with small pieces of worm and catch & kill all of the chubs that you can get your hands on. Take a minnow trap or two every time you go there too.
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