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Old 03-01-2013, 11:44 PM
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We have a super estuary that is made for big trout ...all signs point straight to limit reduction. Also in the areas where oysters were harvested we have several atrifical reefs along with rock jetties up and down our channel with marsh flow from even angle .
When you don't take enough trout out of a given area you start having more smaller trout hog your food source . As you know big trout will not compete with school trout for food . Places where you target bigger trout you can now catch limits of trout . And if you look at WestCove the hardest hit of oystering every year buy yields the biggest trout in the lake every year !

So the 2-3 years of dredging would of depleted West Cove the most but West Cove is the strongest area of big trout
Our big trout decline started year after limit change and has fallen lower and lower of big 9-11lb trout caught

Don't get me wrong we still have lots of 5-8lb trout but no where close to 2006 and before
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That had no effect on our trout size as our lake is over abundant with bait year around . You can not fish a day with out finding bait..
If there is so much bait how is a large population of small trout hogging the food source. LMAO classic case of foot in mouth.
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