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yak'em-n-stack'em 01-21-2011 10:04 AM

I understand that you can. And it's your right to.

But why?

"W" 01-21-2011 10:05 AM

Right on..... You catch 1000 trout a day....1000 more come if from the gulf! Your smaller trout move the most!!! Young males travel the most and longest! In the trout program LSU did we have a 14inch male trout lap the lake a few times in 24 hours! He was ping at all the markers! You had trout that were released with tags and ping all the way out to the gulf and never returned! They named one of the trout I caught “REDEYE“ ....she traveled from Long point to wash out and spent all winter in turners! She never went anywhere out the lake! There was a 7lb trout will caught that was tagged and he left the lake for Gulf and never returned

fishaholic82 01-21-2011 10:08 AM

Hey Southern151 if you want to catch a limit we can hook up and go out to the pickets and load up on 16-20 inch specks. And if you don't want to clean I'll take care of it, I got a big extended family and they can smell specks frying from miles away!

southern151 01-21-2011 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by fishaholic82 (Post 222383)
Hey Southern151 if you want to catch a limit we can hook up and go out to the pickets and load up on 16-20 inch specks. And if you don't want to clean I'll take care of it, I got a big extended family and they can smell specks frying from miles away!

If I ever get a day away from the shop again, I'll sure take you up on that! Got room for two? My dad loves to fish as much as I do! We'd buy the gas!;)

fishaholic82 01-21-2011 10:16 AM

Hell yeah we'll have to wait til end of May when the specks make they're move back offshore but we can definitely arrange a trip. If you've never fished the rigs south of the DU trust me its a blast. We don't catch trophies often but we make up for with plenty of 2 at a time hook ups.

Ray 01-21-2011 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by "W" (Post 222382)
Right on..... There was a 7lb trout will caught that was tagged and he left the lake for Gulf and never returned

Cause she died of old age while in the gulf.
Why let her die of old age when she could have been caught and eaten???

SULPHITE 01-21-2011 10:19 AM

Lets put out a memo to all sharks and dolphins etc. too...do not eat any trout over 5 lbs...

Duck Butter 01-21-2011 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by yak'em-n-stack'em (Post 222380)
I understand that you can. And it's your right to.

But why?

I totally understand where you are coming from, I have an uncle that has a fixation on shooting bucks only. If 100 does are standing in a field and a spike walks out, he will shoot the spike EVERY time. I can't justify why, but i dang sure can't change his way of thinking either

Duck Butter 01-21-2011 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Ray (Post 222393)
Cause she died of old age while in the gulf.
Why let her die of old age when she could have been caught and eaten???

:eek: Very true

So can we all agree to disagree and if you wanna keep big fish you can, and if you wanna catch and release them you can?

Ray 01-21-2011 10:55 AM

It should be up to the fisherman, if it's within the law.

Spanking a fisherman on a public forum for not believing in your beliefs will make him go out and slaughter a few just to show you he can.

Hopedale Hustler 01-21-2011 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by yak'em-n-stack'em (Post 222361)
i know most of you will not understand this next statement.

Please keep eating these big fish. they have more toxins in them through bio accumulation. so go for it

Dude your fuggin weird mike the tiger....I bet u wear short shorts and tight shirts to??? I said they do inherit color u dumb****. Toxins?? Yellowfin Tuna are big I've ate off of several 100 plus lbs tuna and I'm doin fine with my toxins?? So wats the difference....and I like it how u can call me a winner and make fun cause ur so much better than me cause u got a LSU education..and u know everything about trout since u catch so many of them(NOT) in your kayak...get a life loser and don't put down on people if you don't expect to get some back...

Mediumheavyaction6'6 01-21-2011 11:08 AM

I agree with the first statement you made Ray. I just find it funny that those who are suggesting a fisherman has a right to keep what they want within the limits of the law are the same ones who are closed lipped about any fishing spots they are catching fish in. It seems that you are trying to protect "your" spots from something.

"W" 01-21-2011 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Hopedale Hustler (Post 222417)
Dude your fuggin weird mike the tiger....I bet u wear short shorts and tight shirts to??? I said they do inherit color u dumb****. Toxins?? Yellowfin Tuna are big I've ate off of several 100 plus lbs tuna and I'm doin fine with my toxins?? So wats the difference....and I like it how u can call me a winner and make fun cause ur so much better than me cause u got a LSU education..and u know everything about trout since u catch so many of them(NOT) in your kayak...get a life loser and don't put down on people if you don't expect to get some back...

Dude do you know who your talking too???? Son you better recognize
Yak em is LSU alumni....and has PHD and Masters in categories below
BP Oil expert
Marsh Grass
Echo system effects from Oil
Trout Genes
Trout reproduction cycles
And he is not even 25 years old yet!!!! Could be the Next Bill Gates!!!! You better. Respect him

Duck Butter 01-21-2011 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Mediumheavyaction6'6 (Post 222418)
I just find it funny that those who are suggesting a fisherman has a right to keep what they want within the limits of the law are the same ones who are closed lipped about any fishing spots they are catching fish in. It seems that you are trying to protect "your" spots from something.

keeping whatever you want to keep and keeping spots secret have nothing to do with each other.

A general location like say Turner's Bay is not a secret spot, nor are the weirs. Everyone knows the fish are at these places at certain times, I doubt there are any 'secret spots' there, unless you get on a school of fish. Those fish move around so..
If someone had a secret reef out there and were the only ones who knew about it, then i would keep quiet too, or next time you go out there, someone else will be in the spot.

eman 01-21-2011 11:25 AM

I have met a few folks on the site and i know of a few my age.
You youngsters don't have a clue about "raping" the trout population.
When some of us were y'alls age a trip was measured in how many ice chest of filets you brought home . Not boxes of fish boxes of filets!. no we didn't have 120qt chest back then . but i have been on a few trips where you couldnt put another 48qt box of filets in the bed of the PU.
This was back when they had gill nets and commercial fishing for trout and reds.
we would each take the filets we wanted and the rest were sold at the fish mkt to pay for our fishing trips.
We weren't the only ones doing this and it didn't put a dent in the trout population.
I don't belive that the gillnets put a dent in the overall trout population either. Maybe a short term reduction in a small area . After saying that i will also say this . getting rid of the nets did have the positive affect of letting the trout grow to a larger overall size.
If iremember right when those pics of the stringers came out there was ALOT more trash talk about it being Texas fishermen w/ a Texas guide coming to Louisiana and not spending any $$$ here than there was about the stringers of trout.
And also if you look back at that time there were only a select few that even knew about wading the lake and catching trout this size.
I think alot of the post were abouit the $$$ and alot were just jealous that someone could come down here and make it look that easy?
I understand now why we have limits . and i wont keep a big fish of any type unless it's going on my wall.
But It's your decision to make wether you do or not .
We are not going to hurt the trout population in an open body of water w/ rod and reels.
We should all be alot more worried about the estuaries . As long as we have the marsh we will have plenty of trout. But once the marsh goes so goes the fish.
IE: Texas and Florida.
Think about it!

"W" 01-21-2011 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by duck butter (Post 222422)
keeping whatever you want to keep and keeping spots secret have nothing to do with each other.

A general location like say turner's bay is not a secret spot, nor are the weirs. Everyone knows the fish are at these places at certain times, i doubt there are any 'secret spots' there, unless you get on a school of fish. Those fish move around so..
if someone had a secret reef out there and were the only ones who knew about it, then i would keep quiet too, or next time you go out there, someone else will be in the spot.


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Mediumheavyaction6'6 01-21-2011 12:02 PM

[QUOTE=Duck Butter;222422]keeping whatever you want to keep and keeping spots secret have nothing to do with each other.

But don't they? If you have a secret spot it is a good thing because, you can go out and limit when you want without pressure from other fishermen. So, if someone discovers your secret spot then you would have a harder time catching all these fish you intend on keeping. Justification is a modern marvel of the human ego.

yak'em-n-stack'em 01-21-2011 12:04 PM

After speaking with an ichthyologist here at lsu today. I'm just gonna stop arguing.

He told me

"fish do pass down genes. Some of these genes can be attributed to survival and being able to live longer and grow older. That doesn't mean that a random fish without these genes can't grow to a large size in the right conditions, but there is definitely genes that are passed on that can be attributed to survival"

My argument is over with y'all on this everyone is entitled to their own opinions. I know that I won't keep a large fish "just because I can" I would rather a kid or first time fisherman catch and enjoy it.

Also hopedale. Please stop talking. You don't know your facts about anything about me but nice try.

And yes I do feel smarter than you on this subject because you said that color was passed down through fish but in the same sentence said that fish do not pass down genes.

Again you have every right to do as you please within the limits of the law. But be a man and think of someone other than yourself for once. I know this is against the "Louisiana way" but a little bit of decency goes a long way

yak'em-n-stack'em 01-21-2011 12:16 PM

Oh by the way W

Ichthyology Is the study of fish

I'll save you a trip to google or a call to "youre" doctor/lawyer/biologist/superman

That makes millions a year

Duck Butter 01-21-2011 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by yak'em-n-stack'em (Post 222436)
After speaking with an ichthyologist here at lsu today. I'm just gonna stop arguing.

He told me

"fish do pass down genes. Some of these genes can be attributed to survival and being able to live longer and grow older. That doesn't mean that a random fish without these genes can't grow to a large size in the right conditions, but there is definitely genes that are passed on that can be attributed to survival"

Everything passes down genes. Tapeworms, crickets, crawfish, monkeys, humans, etc. This is not the argument here, maybe a side argument with 'w' :p, but read what you just typed. 'these genes CAN be attributed to SURVIVAL and LIVE LONGER and OLDER. So they CAN, doesn't mean they DO. and the next sentence you write about how a random fish can grow to large size also.

The genes do not change, in other words, lets say Fish X if left alone in Big Lake would grow to 10 lbs in 5 years if left alone. She already has those genes, and wether it spawns at age 1, 2, or 5, it is still putting out the big trout genes. They don't get a new set of genes when they reach 10 lbs. If this was the case, a fish would have a chance to acquire a gene that maybe lets them detect a hook, so if you catch the big trout and release her, they acquire this gene and then pass it down the line, eventually trout would be impossible to hook.

And also, we must remember that female trout only give half the genetic information, the other half comes from the male. Like in deer, the biggest buck in the world doesn't always produce trophy bucks, the doe comes into play also


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