https://tpwd.texas.gov/fishboat/fish/action/stock_bywater.php?WB_code=0368

I respectfully disagree. It wasn't stocked at all in 2002-2003, nor 2010-2012. 2013 it received regular Florida strain bass. You know you can look this stuff up right?

Grout, Yes, I did know you could look it up. I was wrong on my memory range. It wasn't 2010-2012, it was 2013. The stocking truck that I saw at the marina In the early 2000's walked into the marina and said he was dropping bass off and wanted to access the property between the marina and bridge. I guess I was wrong. Does your weenie feel bigger now? Congrats, you won the contest.

Congrats to Kyle and to the angler. Fish of multiple life times, happy for both of them.

I respectfully disagree. It wasn't stocked at all in 2002-2003, nor 2010-2012. 2013 it received regular Florida strain bass. You know you can look this stuff up right?
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You're right, and yes I did know. I was working off memory, and I was mistaken on the first date range, as explained to the other member above. I was a year off, on the second date range. All of that has been years ago, and I was working off memory. I applaud your mild correction, unlike someone above you.

Agreed

Nope, but quit acting ignorant and like you know what you’re talking about. You have argued multiple times in the thread with people and were wrong everytime. You still don’t realize the difference between FL strain and the SAL fish.

Actually, dirtbag, I wasn't completely wrong. I see you on other posts being a complete [censored] as well. Must suck to be you!

Lol, every single thing you have written in this entire thread was wrong. A man that trust the experts, but doesn’t even know what a ShareLunker offspring is.


Only an Ahole to the ignorant, by the way. Respect is given to people that deserve it.

Don't make me update the "Hurt feelings report"!

I do know what the difference is. SAL offspring is direct. The LS stock is from fry from SAL fish, that are raised to be brood fish, that have fry that are stocked in Texas lakes. They still have the genetics. Where am I wrong? I even conceded that my memory was way off on what I had seen on Lake Houston. Only ignorant people, act like you. But here is where you are dead [censored] wrong. You say the program kills more fish, than the good it does. I sent an inquiry to the SAL program, and this was the response: "Thank you for reaching out and asking for information. Through time we have had over 650 fish transported to TPWD hatcheries for the selective spawning program. In the earlier years, the mortality was higher than it is now and we refined what best practices were for holding big bass in a hatchery setting. Overall we have a 75% survival rate. However, if you look at just the last 4 years, we have had 57 ShareLunkers transported to the hatchery and only had 1 mortality. We continue to improve our big bass care through time. Please remember that when this program started, most anglers were just beginning to think about bass care and catch and release fishing. Much has changed and we continue to get better."

In 4 years 1 out of 57 has died. 1. I don't think perfection is attainable, but that's damn close.

That's actually funny. Nah, it's just 2 guys arguing endlessly. I'm guilty.

There you go again, fool. I wasn’t the one that said that. Can you get anything right?

I told you my memory was bad I'll concede that too. It was B_RR_T. I apologize.

Is this really nffbass undercover?