04-27-2011, 04:34 AM
[quote Belasko]First off I'm going to call MMDon on his behavior towards Psanders yesterday evening. I don't think your reply and personal attacks were at all in line with the guidelines of this forum, and a completely out of scope to the post that Psanders had written. [
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I agree with Belasko. Psanders had some really good points. Many of the fish we fish for are non-native especially in Ririe. Take for example the lower salmon falls dam. There have been walleye in there for many years. They have NEVER! taken a stronghold in the snake either above or blow the dam. Both ends of the reservior are much warmer water compared to the SF of the snake. My opinion: What are you gonna do about it? There is no way fisherman can tame them in a reservior as large as ririe. Second you cannot throw money at the situation! Walleye will populate ririe and thats that. This reminds me of the same story Lake Powell had with the introduction of stripers. THEY WILL BECOME A FISH OF CHOICE FOR THE ANGLERS OF RIRIE RESEVIOR. Goood fishing boys good fishing!!!
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][/quote]I agree with Belasko. Psanders had some really good points. Many of the fish we fish for are non-native especially in Ririe. Take for example the lower salmon falls dam. There have been walleye in there for many years. They have NEVER! taken a stronghold in the snake either above or blow the dam. Both ends of the reservior are much warmer water compared to the SF of the snake. My opinion: What are you gonna do about it? There is no way fisherman can tame them in a reservior as large as ririe. Second you cannot throw money at the situation! Walleye will populate ririe and thats that. This reminds me of the same story Lake Powell had with the introduction of stripers. THEY WILL BECOME A FISH OF CHOICE FOR THE ANGLERS OF RIRIE RESEVIOR. Goood fishing boys good fishing!!!
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