Anyone know anything about this? Heard there were a lot of dead bass and shellcrackers. This is second hand so wondering if true.
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Anyone know anything about this? Heard there were a lot of dead bass and shellcrackers. This is second hand so wondering if true.
This is first I have heard of the fish kill at cctarl. I live in Huntington and no one I have talked is aware of this as well. I have talked to people who have fished in the past couple of weeks and didn't mention a fish kill or seeing any dead or dying fish. Can u relay more information???
That's all I have and why I put it on here to see if anyone actually knew it this is true or not. I probably won't fish that lake this year anyhow since the limits really make it unfeasible as a fishing lake if you are looking to keep anything. At least if like me you have to buy the permit plus 80 mile round trip drive. Had fun there last year though. It will be an awesome fishery given time.Quote:
Originally Posted by mustangvol18
Gibson county lake located near Trenton tn is the lake that suffered a huge fish kill. Reports of large bass have been observed on the shores. The bass were the Florida bass that died from low oxygen count while the lake was froze over. Gibson co lake is located 25 miles west of cctatl. No reports of fish kill in Huntington. Hope this helps.
Thanks for clearing this up. I hate to hear that about Gibson Co Lake as that leaky lake has enough problems. Tn state record has been predicted to come out of there and I think it probably will as long as it never goes too low in water levels.Quote:
Originally Posted by mustangvol18