10-21-2014, 02:01 PM
Guess that sounded a little harsh. Didn't really mean it to, more of a joke, but on the other hand Internet posts can be a problem for our smaller waters. It is amazing that a post can get hundreds of reads in an hour.
We have quite a few reservoirs here in Southeast Idaho that have bass. Most of them contain some good fish, but the lakes are small and can be fished out quickly. Come and try some out, but naming them on the Internet will destroy them.
And for those lurkers who want some bass to eat, give Treasureton a try. The bass were illegally put in Treasureton so they need thinning to keep them in check. With enough thinning, the bass and trout might both do well, but if not thinned then the over population will stunt both. No size limit or number limit on the bass there. Still need to use barbless hooks though.
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We have quite a few reservoirs here in Southeast Idaho that have bass. Most of them contain some good fish, but the lakes are small and can be fished out quickly. Come and try some out, but naming them on the Internet will destroy them.
And for those lurkers who want some bass to eat, give Treasureton a try. The bass were illegally put in Treasureton so they need thinning to keep them in check. With enough thinning, the bass and trout might both do well, but if not thinned then the over population will stunt both. No size limit or number limit on the bass there. Still need to use barbless hooks though.
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