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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 149486" data-attributes="member: 1305">Yeah that's the problem. Would work best out deep but due to people would have to put it up close to shore probably under a dock and then fence off a 30 yard area. Most winters winterkill isn't a big threat on there due to the fact it normally has a doz or more hockey/skating rinks on there but this year it's down to one I think. With the large amount of weed growth overall low level and the huge amount of stunted bluegills it's a perfect setup for a winterkill. Deffently may be worth a ride out into the potholes this spring to see if dead fish show up in bodies of water that were not know fish ponds. Fare few may only be parshall kills so will be worth keeping in the back of your minds a couple years down the road. Also always good to see what fish lakes are overflowing into other lakes downstream or being overflowed into that the fish may swim upstream into new lakes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 149486, member: 1305"] Yeah that's the problem. Would work best out deep but due to people would have to put it up close to shore probably under a dock and then fence off a 30 yard area. Most winters winterkill isn't a big threat on there due to the fact it normally has a doz or more hockey/skating rinks on there but this year it's down to one I think. With the large amount of weed growth overall low level and the huge amount of stunted bluegills it's a perfect setup for a winterkill. Deffently may be worth a ride out into the potholes this spring to see if dead fish show up in bodies of water that were not know fish ponds. Fare few may only be parshall kills so will be worth keeping in the back of your minds a couple years down the road. Also always good to see what fish lakes are overflowing into other lakes downstream or being overflowed into that the fish may swim upstream into new lakes. [/QUOTE]

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