10-27-2019, 04:48 PM
[quote Outfishing13]That's what I meant. They are residents, not plants. I will start calling them resident rainbows. 
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[#0000FF]All fish in any body of water are "residents". Only species that were in the water before any plantings are "native". Those that were planted and survived past the first season are "holdovers".[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]But what is in a name? The rainbows in Deer Creek have always been receptive to anglers, fight well and are some of the best eating in the state...IMHO.[/#0000FF]
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[/quote][#0000FF]All fish in any body of water are "residents". Only species that were in the water before any plantings are "native". Those that were planted and survived past the first season are "holdovers".[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]But what is in a name? The rainbows in Deer Creek have always been receptive to anglers, fight well and are some of the best eating in the state...IMHO.[/#0000FF]
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