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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 89851" data-attributes="member: 1305">It doesn't work that way and what planet have you been on over the last few years? Please tell me your new to the area because if you have been here for years and still know so little about this system is almost criminal.&nbsp; This lake has a huge problem with over producing predators and loosing it's bait fish that leads to stunted growth and outright death and population crash. It's a cycle that it has gone through for years and only now do we have a bit of hope to break it with the huge rise in warm water bait fish. Us nd guys need to appreciate the huge marsh that has formed from the badger bay/fort rice up to the gun range. That sucker is unbelievable good at raising baby fish of all types and is a big part of the reason why ND side is improving faster than the area down by the dam. Hell in this pic I'm in 6 feet of water and the nearest dry ground is the hills way off in the distance. The weeds you see are in anywhere from two to seven feet of water and covers thousands of acres including secondary areas of them down closer to cannonball.[ATTACH]4735[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 89851, member: 1305"] It doesn't work that way and what planet have you been on over the last few years? Please tell me your new to the area because if you have been here for years and still know so little about this system is almost criminal. This lake has a huge problem with over producing predators and loosing it's bait fish that leads to stunted growth and outright death and population crash. It's a cycle that it has gone through for years and only now do we have a bit of hope to break it with the huge rise in warm water bait fish. Us nd guys need to appreciate the huge marsh that has formed from the badger bay/fort rice up to the gun range. That sucker is unbelievable good at raising baby fish of all types and is a big part of the reason why ND side is improving faster than the area down by the dam. Hell in this pic I'm in 6 feet of water and the nearest dry ground is the hills way off in the distance. The weeds you see are in anywhere from two to seven feet of water and covers thousands of acres including secondary areas of them down closer to cannonball. [ATTACH=CONFIG]4735._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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