rlb
7/26/2009 8:32:00 AMBe careful with swimming your dog on lakes that have been posted for toxic algae...especially Leland. I sure would hate to read another newspaper article regarding a dead dog due to toxic algae.
BucketMouthCatcher
7/26/2009 9:59:00 AMI normally just cut the fins off the trout I catch and feed them to those bass. If the trout is too big I'll just cut it into chunks. The bass Love it when I do that on Leland. I think its good to get rid of those garbage trout and fatten up our #1 game fish the LMB.
BucketMouthCatcher
7/26/2009 7:19:00 PMI would like to change my statement about trout. They are not garbage , they make great feeder fish for the bass. I love to go fish a lake a week or so before they put in the little planter trout (aka bass food). All the bass will be stacked up near the launch waiting for the feeding frenzy! Makes for some awsome early spring bass fishing.
BucketMouthCatcher
7/26/2009 7:43:00 PMI would like to change my statement about trout. They are not garbage , they make great feeder fish for the bass. I love to go fish a lake a week or so before they put in the little planter trout (aka bass food). All the bass will be stacked up near the launch waiting for the feeding frenzy! Makes for some awsome early spring bass fishing.
BMGW
7/27/2009 8:58:00 AMDon't get me wrong here, as I have an 8.75# bass on the wall that came out of Leland and I agree with you about trout... Only trout I like is Kokanee and smoked with a cold bottle of beer. I was fishing for neither bass or trout... Also thanks for the concern about the Dog, we locals know when the water is toxic.
