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#77719
05/26/06 04:56 PM
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nigo
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I HEARD TODAY ,THAT THERE'S FISH KILL GOING ON
AT WHITE ROCK LAKE? WHAT SPIECES OF FISH ARE
DIEING OFF?
lucky dog!
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Re: fish kill
#77720
05/26/06 06:27 PM
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Texas T
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From what I saw on the news it looked like shad.
I believe every lake has a shad die off at some time during the year. Oxygen depleted water extreme cold or heat can cause these die offs. It might be more noticable at White Rock than at other lakes.
THE MISSION IS FISHIN
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Re: fish kill
#77721
05/26/06 09:06 PM
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TheFirstNameThat
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Shad are pretty sensative......looks like dead shad on a bobber will be good bait at White Rock.
Alan
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Re: fish kill
#77722
05/28/06 12:19 PM
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Bass Phantom
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hopefully there is still enough baitfish to support the gamefish populations.
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Re: fish kill
#77723
05/30/06 01:07 PM
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Hook'emUTbass
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Too early for die off, not cold, and not hot enough.
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