04-22-2016, 01:26 PM
[quote gofish435]Thanks for the update on the DWR's walleye program. It is good to see them putting a lot of effort into cool and warm water species around the state. The wiper program has been a real success with more waters holding the hard fighting fish.[
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Big Sandwash Reservoir will be a perfect fit for walleye since it already has trout, bass, and perch. I wonder if they will have to stock sterile fish there or if they will be fertile fish.[/quote]
[#0000FF]I think the article mentioned they would be the non-sterile walleyes. The main reason they plant only sterile ones in Red Fleet is to prevent fertile ones from migrating downstream into the Green. But there are already lots of them in there...so ???[/#0000FF]
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] Big Sandwash Reservoir will be a perfect fit for walleye since it already has trout, bass, and perch. I wonder if they will have to stock sterile fish there or if they will be fertile fish.[/quote]
[#0000FF]I think the article mentioned they would be the non-sterile walleyes. The main reason they plant only sterile ones in Red Fleet is to prevent fertile ones from migrating downstream into the Green. But there are already lots of them in there...so ???[/#0000FF]
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