Thread: This might explain some of y'all's worries about Sardis.

Them females have sandy eggs and ain't gonna do nothing with them. I have cleaned several that I thought were bulging with ripe eggs and ended up being a sack full of sandy eggs they are going to end up ansorbing. It's been a crazy year, the water came up so fast I think a lot of females stayed put and ended up only getting about half way done. This is just my opinion and I believe if the game and fish would lay the knife to the females they claim are spawning, they would change there assessment. There are still some male fish shallow but most all females have begun to retreat. Imo

Originally Posted by bird down

Them females have sandy eggs and ain't gonna do nothing with them. I have cleaned several that I thought were bulging with ripe eggs and ended up being a sack full of sandy eggs they are going to end up ansorbing. It's been a crazy year, the water came up so fast I think a lot of females stayed put and ended up only getting about half way done. This is just my opinion and I believe if the game and fish would lay the knife to the females they claim are spawning, they would change there assessment. There are still some male fish shallow but most all females have begun to retreat. Imo

That's exactly my observation. Caught some big males still black last weekend in deeper water also.