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I thought I would post this for a tidbit of info if your interested in fish stockings in your favorite area.
DNR: Indiana Fish Stocking
Makes no sense to me with DNR is releasing walleye for example at a size of 0.20 inches and the survival rate can't be great at that size. But it's our DNR doing the best they can, with the budget they have.
i didnt think they stocked eyes that small anymore. cant be very productive like you said.
wow! check out clear lake steuben co. they are basically stocking food for the resident fish. lol unreal
Check out Monroe and Patoka, several million .20 walleye stocked.
Why cant I see what they have stocked in Morse Reservoir? Its not an option on the drop down menu under water body
Maybe cause it's a Indy owned lake, I honestly don't know.
Walleye fry are very small and natural survival is minimal. It's very typical for states to collect eggs, hatch them, get them to survive and stock them small. Survival rate is higher than you would expect. Kansas used to do nothing except hatch them and stock the yolk sack fry with significantly higher survival rates.