03-06-2012, 09:26 PM
Your right it is upstream seems how the bear river starts in the uinta mountains. And ends in the great salt lake that would technicaly make it downstream as well! Seems how there are drainages bolth up and downstream. But this is besides the point. There is no way a tiger musky would make it to bear lake. For3 huge reasons.
1. They can not survive swift moving water!
2. They can not survive shallow running water.
3. They are an ambush predictor And will not leave into a main stream with lack of cover.
Most of what you have called me out on here saying I was wrong about I'm not. But who am I to argue a great fisherman like yourself. This post has more than ran its course. And in the. One and a half years since it was posted I've gained. Totally different views on fishing. And on people in general.
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1. They can not survive swift moving water!
2. They can not survive shallow running water.
3. They are an ambush predictor And will not leave into a main stream with lack of cover.
Most of what you have called me out on here saying I was wrong about I'm not. But who am I to argue a great fisherman like yourself. This post has more than ran its course. And in the. One and a half years since it was posted I've gained. Totally different views on fishing. And on people in general.
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