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Re: ShareLunker Program FAQs now online
[Re: LHodge]
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03/01/12 07:25 PM
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200Hawk21
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Is that the Marine Creek lake in Ft. Worth? I know Pinkston is a small lake and I am guessing here that the other lakes are not very big either.
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Re: ShareLunker Program FAQs now online
[Re: Bank beater 1]
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03/02/12 12:21 AM
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WTXHooker
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Here is what i am seeing. First off if i catch a 13 plus which i have one close already it would likely be from toledo bend. If i release her back she has a better chance of actually spawning she is in her natural environment. Which to me is well better than a 37% spawn rate. Second the spawn will go back to help the fishery which produced it. IF i new toledo got a fair stocking number i might consider it.
Second not crazy about the 72% survival rate either. Survival rate should be much higher if the fish is returned to the lake it came from in a timely fashion.
One other note HOW are they determining if it is a florida? My understanding is it is done by removing an ear bone and analyzing it. If this is true how is that a good thing to do to a lunker then try to release it back.
Dont get me wrong there are some positives on some lakes, but WHEN i get a fish over 13 from toledo it will not be sent off somewhere. Based on the survival % then the spawn% then the stocking ratio(asuming toledo even is a lake that is stock) there Is only a 25ish % chance this will benefit toledo. If i put her back That number should be far higher.
I dont want the SAL number in my sig or the lifetime fishing license that bad. Sorry. Seriously? This ^ needs to be in its own thread not this one. 
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Re: ShareLunker Program FAQs now online
[Re: LHodge]
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03/10/12 04:42 PM
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Paparon
TFF Team Angler
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I like this FAQ from the list. What are the economic benefits of the ShareLunker program? The ShareLunker program has been a vital part of making Texas a bass-fishing destination known around the world. This has a substantial economic impact on communities near trophy bass lakes. For example, a study of the impact of the Lake Fork trophy bass fishery on the local economy showed it to be $27 million annually.
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