07-31-2010, 09:09 PM
Hey Dryrod,
Glad to hear from you. I'm with you all the way on fishing Utah waters v.s. New Mexico. The tiger musky program that Utah is implementing is far superior to New Mexico's. With the true muskies being brought in to breed with the pike, they're going to be completely self sufficient. New Mexico has the di
vantage of looking out-of-state for fertilized tiger musky eggs, but with the outbreak of VHS (disease where fish bleed internally and die) finding eggs free of this disease is becoming harder and harder to find. Because of not transporting eggs from hatcheries where eggs are infested, Utah is not going to have that problem. Hope to hit the water with you some time in the future.
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Glad to hear from you. I'm with you all the way on fishing Utah waters v.s. New Mexico. The tiger musky program that Utah is implementing is far superior to New Mexico's. With the true muskies being brought in to breed with the pike, they're going to be completely self sufficient. New Mexico has the di
vantage of looking out-of-state for fertilized tiger musky eggs, but with the outbreak of VHS (disease where fish bleed internally and die) finding eggs free of this disease is becoming harder and harder to find. Because of not transporting eggs from hatcheries where eggs are infested, Utah is not going to have that problem. Hope to hit the water with you some time in the future.[signature]