05-20-2012, 09:23 PM
[quote jabink89]I mean no animosity towards my posts, but the only thing i have found from exploring that link says the exact opposite. it says "Brook trout tend to eat fish in higher proportions than that of the other fish."
That just means they are more predatory which is obvious with how they attack streamers.
cuts and hyrids definately eat other fish.
Also a few of us from the forum were up that way all weekend and the fish are definately off the banks(if your talking about the normal amount that are at the state boat ramp and county. The fish are still shallow and cruising and I am sure plenty of fish are going to get caught from bank anglers this coming weekend. You just wont be able to walk across the water on fishes backs at state this year.
Good luck to all.
A bunch from the Forum will be camping up there all weekend. Maybe we will run into some of you guys.[/quote]
But it does not mention Cutthroat or Hybrids. I am telling you what the gill netting finds "no fish in stomach" and what long time Henry's Lake fisher and author Bill Schiess told me.
I am not saying they WON'T eat fish. Every year I average at least 1 over 30". It is off small nymphs and leeches.
That lake is already so full of fish I say everyone attending, have a great time, catch fish, keep limits...it needs it.
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That just means they are more predatory which is obvious with how they attack streamers.
cuts and hyrids definately eat other fish.
Also a few of us from the forum were up that way all weekend and the fish are definately off the banks(if your talking about the normal amount that are at the state boat ramp and county. The fish are still shallow and cruising and I am sure plenty of fish are going to get caught from bank anglers this coming weekend. You just wont be able to walk across the water on fishes backs at state this year.
Good luck to all.
A bunch from the Forum will be camping up there all weekend. Maybe we will run into some of you guys.[/quote]
But it does not mention Cutthroat or Hybrids. I am telling you what the gill netting finds "no fish in stomach" and what long time Henry's Lake fisher and author Bill Schiess told me.
I am not saying they WON'T eat fish. Every year I average at least 1 over 30". It is off small nymphs and leeches.
That lake is already so full of fish I say everyone attending, have a great time, catch fish, keep limits...it needs it.
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