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<blockquote data-quote="Sluggo" data-source="post: 190093" data-attributes="member: 667"><p>I talked to a GNF biologist. He confirmed they are moving a few fish from Wentz. This is what he said "Maximum depth in Wentz is only about 5 feet right now making a winterkill very likely. These walleye are also extremely skinny due to lack of forage. We are moving a few of them to other lakes where forage is very abundant (primarily small stunted perch) to hopefully thin the perch population and improve growth of the remaining perch. This may provide some improved walleye fishing opportunity in the future as well."</p><p></p><p>I then asked HOW for GuyWhoWantsToKnowEverything and he said "Trap nets. It is not a very intensive operation. Two of us run the nets about once a week as the fish do just fine in the nets at these cooler temperatures."</p><p></p><p>I did not ask where they are moving them to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sluggo, post: 190093, member: 667"] I talked to a GNF biologist. He confirmed they are moving a few fish from Wentz. This is what he said "Maximum depth in Wentz is only about 5 feet right now making a winterkill very likely. These walleye are also extremely skinny due to lack of forage. We are moving a few of them to other lakes where forage is very abundant (primarily small stunted perch) to hopefully thin the perch population and improve growth of the remaining perch. This may provide some improved walleye fishing opportunity in the future as well." I then asked HOW for GuyWhoWantsToKnowEverything and he said "Trap nets. It is not a very intensive operation. Two of us run the nets about once a week as the fish do just fine in the nets at these cooler temperatures." I did not ask where they are moving them to. [/QUOTE]
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