silverfox
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Here's a perfect example of what burns me up. I took the day off and hiked 2 miles down into a remote beaver pond. This little stream is full of brookies. Apparently, someone decided it would be a good idea to put rainbow trout in it. I caught 4 of them like the photo below and broke off on a big one (using 6x because of the spooky pond fish/brookies). I didn't take a photo of the others. I also let them go. They're emaciated and not long for this world obviously. Which reinforces the question of why? Why put them in there?
About 2 or 3 years ago I was talking to the AFM about the biomass here and mentioned catching rainbow trout down further. He was surprised and said, "they aren't supposed to be putting rainbows in there". State Forest land. Why on earth?
About 2 or 3 years ago I was talking to the AFM about the biomass here and mentioned catching rainbow trout down further. He was surprised and said, "they aren't supposed to be putting rainbows in there". State Forest land. Why on earth?
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