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^^^^This is a great read. Thanks all.

Back on FBO; I suggested stocking red drum in DL and striped bass in the Tailrace. I believe fisherman like strange shit like salmon in the middle of Northern Prairie; even as they taste like cat food when they come shallow in autumn: They fight great and could produce excellent catfish bait/garden fertilizer.

Why not stock a few true saltwater fish at "ice-out" with a bounty on their heads?!!

IME: Tilapia have a commercial market even as they taste like rotten snatch. I wish I could gut rotten snatch and onions. My life would be easier:

https://www.outdoornewsservice.com/single-post/2020/01/12/salton-sea-a-journey-from-the-best-fishery-in-california-to-a-dead-sea

<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 443601" data-attributes="member: 330">My .02:&nbsp; ^^^^This is a great read.&nbsp; Thanks all.Back on FBO; I suggested stocking red drum in DL and striped bass in the Tailrace.&nbsp; I believe fisherman like strange shit like salmon in the middle of Northern Prairie; even as they taste like cat food when they come shallow in autumn:&nbsp; They fight great and could produce excellent catfish bait/garden fertilizer.&nbsp; Why not stock a few true saltwater fish at &quot;ice-out&quot; with a bounty on their heads?!!&nbsp;&nbsp; IME:&nbsp; Tilapia have a commercial market even as they taste like rotten snatch.&nbsp; I wish I could gut rotten snatch and onions.&nbsp; My life would be easier:<a href="https://www.outdoornewsservice.com/single-post/2020/01/12/salton-sea-a-journey-from-the-best-fishery-in-california-to-a-dead-sea" target="_blank">https://www.outdoornewsservice.com/single-post/2020/01/12/salton-sea-a-journey-from-the-best-fishery-in-california-to-a-dead-sea</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 443601, member: 330"] My .02: ^^^^This is a great read. Thanks all. Back on FBO; I suggested stocking red drum in DL and striped bass in the Tailrace. I believe fisherman like strange shit like salmon in the middle of Northern Prairie; even as they taste like cat food when they come shallow in autumn: They fight great and could produce excellent catfish bait/garden fertilizer. Why not stock a few true saltwater fish at "ice-out" with a bounty on their heads?!! IME: Tilapia have a commercial market even as they taste like rotten snatch. I wish I could gut rotten snatch and onions. My life would be easier: [URL]https://www.outdoornewsservice.com/single-post/2020/01/12/salton-sea-a-journey-from-the-best-fishery-in-california-to-a-dead-sea[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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