05-12-2015, 05:47 AM
Replying to the OP because I don't know who exactly to direct this to but after pushing close to 2,000 miles one way across the country there is not one state that is similar to the other as a whole.
Utah, in my opinion, is a crappy fish tank. There are good years and bad years. You work with the hand you're dealt with, sometimes you have water to fill the tank and sometimes you don't. The fish are directly affected year by year. You can throw all the shad in you want but if you don't have the water to support a proper ecosystem then you are just wasting money.
After many, many years of "studies show that we should do this" nothing has really wowed me. I love Utah, I live here. I have fished elsewhere mainly but I love the challenge the state offers. Planting a forage species will do nothing unless we can control water levels.
I have family in Cleveland and I support the browns [
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Utah, in my opinion, is a crappy fish tank. There are good years and bad years. You work with the hand you're dealt with, sometimes you have water to fill the tank and sometimes you don't. The fish are directly affected year by year. You can throw all the shad in you want but if you don't have the water to support a proper ecosystem then you are just wasting money.
After many, many years of "studies show that we should do this" nothing has really wowed me. I love Utah, I live here. I have fished elsewhere mainly but I love the challenge the state offers. Planting a forage species will do nothing unless we can control water levels.
I have family in Cleveland and I support the browns [
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