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MFF US Northeast => New York => Topic started by: filetandrelease on Aug 04, 2020, 12:32 PM
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1 of 15 caught in the past week that were over 20#s aboard the Drifter , the biggest being 25.5#s
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freddie how do you cook them????
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Thats what I need. Soon! I'm going to jig some of those piggies this fall. Thanks for sharing Fred!
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freddie how do you cook them????
Season them on a cedar plank , grill them , when the meat gets flakey it’s done , toss the fish and eat the plank 😜
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That is a tank!
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Season them on a cedar plank , grill them , when the meat gets flakey it’s done , toss the fish and eat the plank 😜
Ha!
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Looks like the Lampreys are still doing well. Great fish.
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Big fish! Be kind of like pulling up a 25lb anchor.
We used to eat smaller lakers out of Seneca and Cayuga. Lemon, butter, salt, pepper...wrap them in foil and toss them on the grill.
Rg
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Looks like the Lampreys are still doing well. Great fish.
They still treat Lake Ontario and it’s tribs for those nasty things ,
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They still treat Lake Ontario and it’s tribs for those nasty things ,
Yea, they were claiming that they had good success killing the larva(?) in the tribs. after spawning but they seem to be back.
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Lampreys will always be something to deal with , they will never be eradicated , from What I’ve witnessed for over 4 decades things have greatly improved
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Do they plant any Atlantics in Lake Ontario? Historically the landlocks were a native species and common in Lake Ontario at one time.
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they stock them but reproduction is not very good ,i could be wrong but heard it blamed on a enzyme produced by alwives , sure there are people that know more about it then me
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they stock them but reproduction is not very good ,i could be wrong but heard it blamed on a enzyme produced by alwives , sure there are people that know more about it then me
Probably thiaminase an enzyme produced by alewives that causes a thiamine deffiency in the fish.
But they do stock them?
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http:// ` With these stocking reductions, 2020 lake-wide salmon and trout stocking in Lake Ontario will exceed 3.6 million fish, including approximately 1.1 million Chinook salmon, 755,000 rainbow trout/steelhead, 556,000 brown trout, 601,000 lake trout, 325,000 coho salmon, and 200,000 yearling Atlantic salmon.
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http:// ` With these stocking reductions, 2020 lake-wide salmon and trout stocking in Lake Ontario will exceed 3.6 million fish, including approximately 1.1 million Chinook salmon, 755,000 rainbow trout/steelhead, 556,000 brown trout, 601,000 lake trout, 325,000 coho salmon, and 200,000 yearling Atlantic salmon.
Thanks for the info.
Can you imagine what it was like before the Europeans showed up with abundant landlocks in Lake Ontario? Maybe coasters too along with the lake trout?
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My grandad told me stories of what he saw as a little boy , some vey cool stuff ,
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My grandad told me stories of what he saw as a little boy , some vey cool stuff ,
Share it with us!
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Nice fatty!!! 👍
What was the general length on them? They look week fed to say the least.
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Share it with us!
Here’s a couple , he told me the farmers backed there wagons down a pitched forked them out , Now I don’t know if they were for food or fertilizer , 1 small falls off the river they would try and leap and hit the rocks until they were bloody as the water was low
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freddie i heard the same stories and that included little salmon river .... pitch forks to spear them ......the archaeologist that researched selkirk state park where looking at the old american indian camps that were used by them on fishing trips then they returned to thier homes
what about the blue pike that ran in lake ontario and lake erie?????
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Far as true blue pike I only know what I’ve read and that biologists would like to have specimens as they believe they no longer exist