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Squaw Creek Florida Strain #12961147 11/10/18 02:54 PM
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Does SC ever get stocked with Florida strain largemouth? With so many cookie-cutter less than 2 pound fish being caught, I wonder if re-stocking would have an affect.

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Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: gatoreyes] #12961197 11/10/18 03:55 PM
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Fish care and not knowing how to fizz a bass caught from the depths is probably the main issue.

Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: GROD] #12961205 11/10/18 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By: GROD
Fish care and not knowing how to fizz a bass caught from the depths is probably the main issue.


There are a lot of good fish that die at the ramp between October and December

But the lake has had several great spawn cycles the last few years, which leads to 1-2lb fish everywhere

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Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: gatoreyes] #12961213 11/10/18 04:13 PM
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No doubt... ^^^

Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: gatoreyes] #12961226 11/10/18 04:24 PM
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I do not think for years now there has been any non florida strain bass raised by TPW


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Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: gatoreyes] #12961228 11/10/18 04:28 PM
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This is from the latest survey.

"Largemouth Bass genetics were analyzed in 2015
and showed excellent Florida influence (83%, Table 6)."

2015 SCR survey

I spoke to Mr.Tibbs about it a few years ago and he said Squaw had the highest percentage of Florida strain of any lake he was over and they were focusing stocking other lakes first. It was initially stocked with Florida bass in 90 and 91.

Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: JWalls] #12961354 11/10/18 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted By: JWalls
This is from the latest survey.

"Largemouth Bass genetics were analyzed in 2015
and showed excellent Florida influence (83%, Table 6)."

2015 SCR survey

I spoke to Mr.Tibbs about it a few years ago and he said Squaw had the highest percentage of Florida strain of any lake he was over and they were focusing stocking other lakes first. It was initially stocked with Florida bass in 90 and 91.


2015 was a great year for big fish! we had a stringer that went 32 and some change!

the lake will spit out some big fish again. Fish care is important on this lake. I don't know many times I've laid on my stomach with some others fizzing fish. but fish are going to die on that lake .

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Re: Squaw Creek Florida Strain [Re: gatoreyes] #12961492 11/11/18 12:34 AM
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I don�t fish any deeper than 15 ft 99.99 percent of the time so I don�t have that issue out there... prob why I catch the same 2 pounder over and over again!

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