How is the 12 inch length and 20 fish limit working at Grenada and Enid this year. Pretty obvious what's happening to Sardis.
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How is the 12 inch length and 20 fish limit working at Grenada and Enid this year. Pretty obvious what's happening to Sardis.
What is happening at Sardis? Other than 5 less fish per limit being caught
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More fish being taken out of Sardis right now than in my memory, limit after limit and it seems that I am hearing more of the go hide and go back and get another limit than ever.
That happens at all the rest of the lakes as well. Greedy folks that let others worry about the wellbeing of the lakes. Its sad to hear a single person talk about catching 80 fish, greed is the BIGGEST threat to these resources
well I caught 120 feesh in 3 days with a pound and a half average so I would say it is working well prolly only 3 or 4 throwbacks out of 120
early on we had very few under 12 inch . now we are starting to get 30-40 % .
I agree with you on the greed aspect, but I have seen more of that this year with the 15 per man and 40 per boat at Sardis than ev er before. I guess part of that reason is most everybody is limiting out so early in the day and they just are not resisting the opportunity. Sardis is ruined for a few days with all the rain here today, the lake is on a huge rise for the next few days with lots of fresh muddy water coming in. Big rains in the area that feeds Sardis.
Muddy don't hurt
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Originally Posted by KDAVID1
They ain't never clear! And you need to come get this aluminum
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Originally Posted by ducker
They will never stop people from returning 2 or 3 times a day until the people that witness it and know about it, start providing information to MDWFP. :twocents
You are 100% correct my friend. If you see anyone from any state doing this, turn them in. Put a stop to it.