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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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Trout Growth
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The expectation is that males will average 14" and females average 17" by their second birthday. Of course, growth rate depends on forage availability.
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The bigger trout will usually stay down near the bottom or out around the edges of the light. Try fishing these areas to see if you can catch a few more bigger fish.
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go to another light. or try that light in a few days or weeks and hope another school has moved in to take advantage of the food source. A big school of little ones is going to be a big school of little ones until something runs them off or eats them.
I have seen big schools of them behind grand isle. you could see a few bigger ones mixed in but it was too hard to get a bait to them. the little ones kept intercepting the lure. it was very cool to watch them track the jig in the air. |
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There is a secret that I will share when it comes to finding undersized schools of trout. Have been doing this on Grand Isle when the 11 1/2" trout schools show up. Next time you are at Big Lake bring a 5 gallon bucket and fill it up with that magic water. If you find yourself in a school of small trout pour 1 gallon of the water around the school. 1 gallon will 'treat' 1000 fish. Let set for 10 minutes and then begin casting, the fish will have grown to legal size
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Texas screwed up by having such larger minimum ..you take all the females and leave almost all the males as they grow slower
That's why a 12inch mininmum works great for La
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but.... a 28" trout over in Texas won't hardly get much but a few 'attaboys' |
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