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Old 06-18-2016, 01:12 PM
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How does the SPR being well below what's considered average affect opinions on trout limit changes?

Should limits be changed, size and/or numbers allowable? What should be done, or is it at a point where anything should be done at all?

I'm curious as to why trout tend to be bigger in areas with lower limits (even out of state), while the population overall seems to be lower (I guess you could have the same biomass with feet fish and vice versa).



Let's get some pints of view...

Google Star winning trout and look up Big Lake before 2006

Your answer is hard facts

Big trout are big because of estuary not limits

Before 2006 you better have a upper 9lb trout to win Big Laks area star
Now most win with upper 7

When gill nets were in lake you could catch 100 trout ranging from 4lbs to 8lbs everyday of the week on rod and reel

SPR numbers are healthy on big lake and always have been ..
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