Stansjoy
11/24/2013 5:09:00 PMThanks for the pic, raduban. In my post yesterday I described what I thought were baby Browns traveling the shoreline (were planted as fingerlings in Dec., 2011). Your pic confirms that they are indeed the Browns. Will be 10" to 12" next Fall, and up to 20" the following year. Good fishing times ahead! PTL!
Stansjoy
11/24/2013 5:09:00 PMThanks for the pic, raduban. In my post yesterday I described what I thought were baby Browns traveling the shoreline (were planted as fingerlings in Dec., 2011). Your pic confirms that they are indeed the Browns. Will be 10" to 12" next Fall, and up to 20" the following year. Good fishing times ahead! PTL!
N E 1 FISSION
11/25/2013 3:58:00 PMYIKES!! Sorry to see your post, was going to give it shot again,..looks just N of the 65th St dock,..maybe this weekend,...good luck next outing,..
raduban
11/25/2013 4:22:00 PMfor what it's worth, the folks on the 65th st dock seemed to be doing fine... but it's too crowded for me.
Elijah.Loves.Fishin
12/3/2013 11:08:00 AManything planted in 2011 would be far bigger than that. i believe the browns in green lake are reproducing. the biggest one that i caught 2 winters ago was full of eggs. glad to see baby browns in that lake!