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  1. #13
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    Bass eat trout like we like candy an chocolate cake. Trust me if they stick them in there the bass will stuff themselves with them. Not only are they attracted to them because they are colorful and stream line but they are loaded with protein and increase bass growth like no other forage. This is why, coupled with the warm climate that California grows such hogs. Trout make bass grow fat and sassy and they will eat the tar out of them...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mhall View Post
    Bass eat trout like we like candy an chocolate cake. Trust me if they stick them in there the bass will stuff themselves with them. Not only are they attracted to them because they are colorful and stream line but they are loaded with protein and increase bass growth like no other forage. This is why, coupled with the warm climate that California grows such hogs. Trout make bass grow fat and sassy and they will eat the tar out of them...

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    Quote Originally Posted by nitro929 View Post
    that is a good looking bait, is it a Spro swimbait?
    No, that is a 3:16 Lure Co. swimbait. Guy named Mickey Ellis makes them by hand in California. They are super expensive but a lot of the big bass chasers in California use his baits. If you get a chance to read the book "Sowbelly" it tells the story of how he got into building lures.

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    I usually buy a trout stamp just to increase the variety of fish that I fish for. I don't know about Cedar Creek but from what I've seen on the other FIN lakes the trout are mostly caught and removed within 2 weeks of them being stocked. My gut feeling is most of the people catching and taking them do not have a trout stamp either.

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    There is no doubt in my mind that the sole reason for the stocking isn't to increase opportunities for trout fishing.Rather, the main goal for cedar creek is to make it a trophy bass fishery. That's why the creel limit is 1 LM over 20" on Cedar, the goal is create a fatty rich forage for the Largemouths and I'm all for it. It's like feeding a body builder whey protein.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MagikSmallie View Post
    There is no doubt in my mind that the sole reason for the stocking isn't to increase opportunities for trout fishing.Rather, the main goal for cedar creek is to make it a trophy bass fishery. That's why the creel limit is 1 LM over 20" on Cedar, the goal is create a fatty rich forage for the Largemouths and I'm all for it. It's like feeding a body builder whey protein.

    Thinking you called it. But still would like to have info from KDFWR on stocking program for CC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlyLie View Post
    Thinking you called it. But still would like to have info from KDFWR on stocking program for CC.
    What info are you waiting for? They already put out a press release.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MagikSmallie View Post
    There is no doubt in my mind that the sole reason for the stocking isn't to increase opportunities for trout fishing.Rather, the main goal for cedar creek is to make it a trophy bass fishery. That's why the creel limit is 1 LM over 20" on Cedar, the goal is create a fatty rich forage for the Largemouths and I'm all for it. It's like feeding a body builder whey protein.
    x2 What Magik said....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim_T View Post
    What info are you waiting for? They already put out a press release.
    Tim, was just a bit interested in the reasoning behind KDFWR decision to stock the trout. Sure, read the press release, but still interested in the details behind the decision. Any inside info you can share would be appreciated. Kind of what this thread has been about?? Yea...

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    I don't have any inside info, but I might make a phone call and see what I can find out. My guess is, it is two-fold, it is to provide some trout fishing opportunity at that body of water, and they are probably wanting to see if they notice and big improvement in the size of the bass.

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    I was on the lake yesterday, the day of the stocking, and spoke with Fish and Wildlife and asked them what the deal on putting Trout in the lake was. I was told it was to make it a better winter fishery, one more species to fish for, and to bring in more funds for Fish and Wildlife. I took it that he meant more licenses will be sold along with Trout Stamps. I would think it will help the local economy (some) as far as dollars it will bring in, if people fish for these things this winter. I know of one shop it will help, I hope any way. I think that we agreed that the Bass will like them also. I got to meet the new Creel Inspector. Seemed like a nice guy to me, I took it he is new at this so keep that in mind if you run into him. I drove by 2 ramps and people where lined up fishing for them and catching them. I like to eat Trout myself so I will say I will try for them this winter, along with Bass fishing. I really don’t think it will make a huge difference as far as putting more boats on the lake, but I will say the bank fishing will get crowed. I am just hoping it won’t mean more trash on the banks.

    Billy

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