09-03-2013, 07:18 PM
[quote chugg]As for the musky that ate my bass, choke and die! I feel that the musky did more than thin the herds. Over the years as the musky got bigger so did the forage base they desired, changing from perch and crappie to lmb. Seen several dead musk the past few years choke and die from trying to eat 3+lb lmb. Bass still caught in throat. Not just dead on shore.
And I will say it again no they should not have put them back in newton knowing that it will drain again and again. History has a way of repeating itself. We all know that.[/quote]
So, we shouldn't be stocking it with anything then...if it is going to be drained again and again?
Tiger musky are like any large predator...they eat what is available. Largemouth bass will also prey on largemouth bass...does that mean we shouldn't stock them? What about channel cats...they, too, will prey on largemouth bass! And, what about crappie? Perch? They, too, will prey on largemouth bass...
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And I will say it again no they should not have put them back in newton knowing that it will drain again and again. History has a way of repeating itself. We all know that.[/quote]
So, we shouldn't be stocking it with anything then...if it is going to be drained again and again?
Tiger musky are like any large predator...they eat what is available. Largemouth bass will also prey on largemouth bass...does that mean we shouldn't stock them? What about channel cats...they, too, will prey on largemouth bass! And, what about crappie? Perch? They, too, will prey on largemouth bass...
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