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Trip to Rufus woods this summer. The other guys werent in the piture, we were holding there limits to.
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Nice catch...gosh did u guys catch enough or wat?? Love all the pics...
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Every time I go there, I catch 3 or 4 bluebacks to every bow. They usually run around 3#'s - pretty darn big. I hear the bows, however, are monsters - 10#ers. I didn't know the fishing was so good in the summer. In early spring we usually spend several hours in the morning to catch our limit of 2 each between my partner and I. I hear the big ones are caught in the winter.
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Yea you have to wonder what those Indians are feeding those fish in the pens.. Some look like a football with a head that are caught down there.
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they're triploids. they don't spawn, so they don't lose weight..alls they do is grow.
they are typically fed pellet food, like cat food. i am curious as to what they taste like. trip's typically have a reputation of tasting like boot leather.
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We smoke them and they are very tasty. Just ask Pacyew and Huntwa they were eating some this past week.
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They're better than the wild fish! We eat them all the time off the grill. My wife landed this 18lb this January.
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now thats a fish. we almost made a trip out there. dang
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They eat awesome, better than any trout youll ever catch. Compareable to steelhead only really oilly. You dont need much butter when barbequeing them. The are so delicious, thats why I go, fill the freezer. Fishing this summer was so good because they had 40,000 escape the best I did with lures was 7 in a row. Awesome time, you got to try it.
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So they raise those in the pens right? any idea what they do with em? Do they raise em for some market or just for restocking lakes?
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They go to the market. They grow them to 5 lb in 18 months! Fast growers and good eating.
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good eatin fish, just had some fresh ones a few nights ago!
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What's the main technique/presentation for catchin em. I assume trolling??? How deep, etc?
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Good god! Looks like you would need salmon gear for those things
Probably need a punch card for those too
Very nice fish
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no card, nothin special. people catch 'em from the bank.
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