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 Re: Shad die off Lake Fork
[Re: DeuceDeuce]
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02/18/10 11:41 PM
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I wouldn't worry about the shad die off I would be more concerned about the cormorants. Those things are fish eating machines and have been known to devastate a fishery.
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Re: Shad die off Lake Fork
[Re: ctbassnut]
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02/19/10 02:17 AM
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KingOutdoorsCo
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Hey guys..I'm just wondering how big the shad at fork get? They get pretty big. The biggest population is threadfin, but there are gizzard shad in there. I wish there were more.
Brant King
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Re: Shad die off Lake Fork
[Re: KingOutdoorsCo]
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02/19/10 01:12 PM
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Kay Dyson
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Hey guys..I'm just wondering how big the shad at fork get? They get pretty big, there are gizzard shad in there. I wish there were more. +1 Long time ago, late 80's early 90's, we used to throw a 6' foot cast net in and around the Axtons ramp area. There we found huge gizzard shad in large numbers. Most big as you hand, 6-9 inches, you don't see as many now.. Those things will catch some big bass drifted out over humps in the heat of summer, and some gigantic Catfish too.
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Re: Shad die off Lake Fork
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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02/19/10 01:15 PM
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KingOutdoorsCo
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Hey guys..I'm just wondering how big the shad at fork get? They get pretty big, there are gizzard shad in there. I wish there were more. +1 Long time ago, late 80's early 90's, we used to throw a 6' foot cast net in and around the Axtons ramp area. There we found huge gizzard shad in large numbers. Most big as you hand, 6-9 inches, you don't see as many now.. Those things will catch some big bass drifted out over humps in the heat of summer, and some gigantic Catfish too. Yes sir. I experienced a little of that myself a few years ago. Very fun and very eye opening.
Brant King
King Outdoors
903-975-4909
brant@kingoutdoors.co
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