03-06-2012, 07:57 PM
I have been sitting here reading this and think that some of it is really just uneducated, mindless, banter. I have to put my two cents in seeings how I live in Soda springs and fish these bodies of water that everyone is talking about.
1. Dumpsters are a bad idea, the stink would make people want to move.
2. There is no way possible that a handfull of fisherman could thin out the carp population, I do agree with a carp derby, go for it! Cpierce is right about the commercial netting that would be a good idea.
3. Maybe you should try eating them. They say that they are good table fare, just ask mudsucker. Maybe you could have a carp festival in lava and feed all the tourists some great eating carp fillets.
4. Tigers as well as walleye can and would get into Bear Lake through the mud lake canal system. Also you have your river flows wrong, Bear lake is upstream from Alexander and Onieda is downstream. For being one of your favorites and you dont know which way the water is flowing? Wow! Really?
5. Cpierce is correct again about the Cutthroats they do need to self sustain. Also, the Bear river system and the Blackfoot river system are two totally different systems.
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1. Dumpsters are a bad idea, the stink would make people want to move.
2. There is no way possible that a handfull of fisherman could thin out the carp population, I do agree with a carp derby, go for it! Cpierce is right about the commercial netting that would be a good idea.
3. Maybe you should try eating them. They say that they are good table fare, just ask mudsucker. Maybe you could have a carp festival in lava and feed all the tourists some great eating carp fillets.
4. Tigers as well as walleye can and would get into Bear Lake through the mud lake canal system. Also you have your river flows wrong, Bear lake is upstream from Alexander and Onieda is downstream. For being one of your favorites and you dont know which way the water is flowing? Wow! Really?
5. Cpierce is correct again about the Cutthroats they do need to self sustain. Also, the Bear river system and the Blackfoot river system are two totally different systems.
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