01-12-2007, 09:05 PM
I just read on the Idaho stocking website that the Lahontan Cutthroat is stocked in a lake nearby which I intend to fish. I'm not familiar with this species, but after reading about it, it appears that they withstand greater temperature ranges. That is probably why they are stocked in the lake here in Nampa, ID. I'm just curious if anybody else is familiar with this species and whether I should expect them to grow into nice fish rapidly (i.e. think there are some lunkers in the lake?), whether they are good to fish for, etc.
They used to stock little kokanee in Ririe reservoir, for example, and I would rather catch nothing than to hook those little guys. They were small and extremely fragile. I assume the cutts are a little hardier, but know nothing about them.
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They used to stock little kokanee in Ririe reservoir, for example, and I would rather catch nothing than to hook those little guys. They were small and extremely fragile. I assume the cutts are a little hardier, but know nothing about them.
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