07-10-2019, 05:21 PM
PBH I respectfully disagree with you on a couple things, 1 that Scoefield is a product of Mother nature and 2 that most forage fish are undesirable. I agree that chubs are a huge nuisance in many waters but in Starvations case it is very hard to find a Chub and I attribute this to the species make up in the lake. Yellow Perch and crappie to me are fantastic forage fish and do well with Walleye. But show me any water where chubs do well with Walleye I can't say I know of one. The truth of the matter is that chubs do well with Trout, Walleye not so much a good example is Jordanelle and Deer creek. Point being is that Cutthroat seem to have more trouble with undesirable forage fish than others and I wish Utah wasn't stuck on them so much. Some of our best fishing waters I Utah have few if any Cutthroat yes I know Strawbery but I am curious about how many fisherman actually target them. From our forum posts it seems that the majority target other species and Cutthroat basically get in the way.
Flaming Gorge is in my thought a water that is a great example of a good stocking program working in conjunction with mothernature.
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Flaming Gorge is in my thought a water that is a great example of a good stocking program working in conjunction with mothernature.
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