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Question for upcoming Trout season
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09/28/20 06:39 PM
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CarlB
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In a few months they will be planting trout again in Texas. Even though I have been fishing for trout for 45 years I have been trying to figure out the last few years a question about the trout plants in Texas. Do people here find that they bite best right after stocking, or does it take a while for them to start feeding after they get planted. Usually I go a week or two after because I'm afraid they won't be biting immediately, but sometimes they aren't biting then either, depending on the pond.
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Re: Question for upcoming Trout season
[Re: CarlB]
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09/29/20 12:26 AM
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PowerLizard
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It varies depending on weather. I believe the trout are not fed the day before they are transplanted to cut down on the fecal matter and ammonia in the trailer tank. If you wait a week or two, you are missing out on some good fishing. Many ponds are packed at dawn the day after transplant.
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Re: Question for upcoming Trout season
[Re: CarlB]
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09/29/20 12:33 AM
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Smurfs
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same day or day after, or they will be gone. If this is your first time fishing winter trout in Texas your in for a treat. It will reallly reveal the unemployment rate, especially this year with the china virus. just pic up a cig, butt, color it chartreuse, and you will catch as many 12" trout as you want.
Texdawg: "Iām the only guy on here that would even disappoint a hooker" "I would whore myself out just to avoid listening to either of those nozzles"
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Re: Question for upcoming Trout season
[Re: CarlB]
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09/29/20 02:51 AM
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banker-always fishing
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I have had my best days usually a day after the stocking. If I do fish the date of a stocking the bite normally heats up about an hour after the fish are let out. 
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Re: Question for upcoming Trout season
[Re: PowerLizard]
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09/30/20 06:30 PM
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Barbers Tree
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It varies depending on weather. I believe the trout are not fed the day before they are transplanted to cut down on the fecal matter and ammonia in the trailer tank. If you wait a week or two, you are missing out on some good fishing. Many ponds are packed at dawn the day after transplant. X2. Why wait, its fishing
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