Had a nice chat with the D10 crew at Lake Beaverfork they were getting ready to make a electro fishing sample trip. D10 was the electro fishing trip on Lake Beaverfork successful?
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Had a nice chat with the D10 crew at Lake Beaverfork they were getting ready to make a electro fishing sample trip. D10 was the electro fishing trip on Lake Beaverfork successful?
Hope they pulled some of those yellow bass out of there. The last few trips for me out there it seemed like it was nothing but non-stop yellow bass in the shallows and coves.
I would love to participate in one of those trips, for science of course. :biggrin I appreciate the work being done for our public fisheries.
I was fortunate enough to get to go with them on a electro fishing trip on lake Conway a few years ago and it was a really cool experience. Plenty of bugs out there at night, you never have a desire to carry any snacks with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by slackline
Beaver Fork looked as good as always. It was tough sampling in the strong wind, but we still managed to geter done. In 8 sample runs we collected seven largemouth 4.0-4.9-lbs, three 5.0-5.9-lbs, and three over 6-lbs. This is about par for Beaver Fork. We even saw some pretty good crappie still in the water willow.
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That's too cool!!
very cool!!!!!
Got to do that once, so fun!
Hun? Are you implying that we were not correctly handling the bass?Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Good pictures D10. Appreciate you guys for doing what you can for our fisheries.
D10 I want you know that you did a mighty fine job hiding that crappie in the picture you took. I fished 3 hours yesterday afternoon on Beaverfork and could not find that sucker. Did not get a bite so I was just passing along the report.