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gonefishing · May-26-16 3:16PM

Do you guys think this occurring at beaverdam?

http://adventure.howstuffworks.com/outd … nting1.htm

Seems like every perch I've ever caught in Beaverdam is around the same size. Lots of large mouth bass in the reservoir, you would think they would off set the balance a little more.

drxfish · May-26-16 5:19PM

Yes, there are too many.

gonefishing · May-26-16 9:30PM

When they do the re-stock this should be an issue they address. I do like fishing for white perch, but I don't like catching these munchkins all the time. Need some more big game predators in that reservoir.

Ernie · May-27-16 5:32AM

gonefishing wrote:
When they do the re-stock this should be an issue they address. I do like fishing for white perch, but I don't like catching these munchkins all the time. Need some more big game predators in that reservoir.

We are hopeful that there will be a restocking after they reopen. There used to be stripers in there......

gonefishing · May-27-16 10:40AM

Stripers would be wonderful

mkupchyk · Jun-07-16 1:52PM

Pike, walleye, and could it support muskie?

Ernie · Jun-07-16 2:29PM

Tiger Muskie used to be in there.....

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#1 May-26-16 3:16PM

Stunted growth on Perch in Beaverdam

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#4 May-27-16 5:32AM

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gonefishing wrote:

#5 May-27-16 10:40AM

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