Thread: Grenada this weekend

Originally Posted by FIN

What method were you fishing?
FIN

Rigging

There is an interesting read started by a Kentucky Lake bilolgist in the following link. It discusses Mississippi growth rates VS Kentucky and Barkley growth rates.
The one thing I think that was left out of the equation was genetics. The Florida strain bass were located to Texas, California, and other lakes .... and they grew larger than the native strains.
Another thing discussed by the biologist was the number of spawning fish required to give a successful spawn and downplayed catching and keeping spawning females. This info kind runs counter intuitive to the way I have always thought.

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/kentu...barkley-lakes/

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Big fish hatch big fish, been proven time and time again . To each there own, I don't care one way or another. we will be releasing all of our fish this week other than our weigh in fish, hopefully they will make it as well

I am no biologist but I agree with you John. Big deer produce big deer. That's why people who manage their deer herds selectively harvest inferior racked deer and manage number of does. I see fish the same way. Superior genetics are passed on. that is just science.

Take a pic and put her back! JMO there are plenty of lakes you can catch 10 to 12 inch fish to eat I fish the river for the freezer and thank God he gave me another day to do it

The only way to get big deer, no matter genetics, is with age. On public property the only way to do this is with size, take, and harvest limitations. With deer, increasing the antler size before taking is one way to make sure more mature deer or shot. Another way is limiting a person to using a primitive weapon or bow to reduce harvest numbers. In fishing this could be done by increasing fish length and reducing creel numbers and number of poles per person. This along with strict and expensive enforcement is the only solution considering the amount of pressure some lakes receive.

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

To be honest I have not heard of a 3 lber coming out of Grenada yet, I'm sure there has been but I have heard of several coming out of Sardis.
PM me when you get down and I will steer you in what I think will be the right direction, at least give you an idea of what to look for.

Bahahaha..... this is the I don't want anymore goobers plugging my ramp response! Folks been catching 3+lb fish on Grenada everyday for weeks. Ain't no fish in Sardis.


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Originally Posted by feelay

Bahahaha..... this is the I don't want anymore goobers plugging my ramp response! Folks been catching 3+lb fish on Grenada everyday for weeks. Ain't no fish in Sardis.

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Lol

I'm sure I'll get crucified for this but here we go again. First it was bass. used to keep a few for sandwiches and then the tournaments and money got into it and you were taking your life in your own hands keeping fish to eat. Now it is in the Crappie world. Tournaments and don't keep crappie. It is into Catfishing also. What ever happened to letting biologists run a fishery and those of us who are Prison guards,welders,electricians etc, do our jobs not theirs.