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1:17 am
Matt,
I know for a fact that there was a 42 pounder taken out of this lake in 1988!
2:32 am
January 5, 2006
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YES STEVE, YOU ARE 100% RIGHT---I HAVE PICTURES
3:44 pm
March 22, 2004
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Hey,
My question is, what was done with those fish? Were they transported to a different lake or were they simply taken home and kept in a freezer until they were freezer burnt and then thrown out?
DL
DL
10:14 pm
HEY Mr. Musky...
I'd love to get a copy of your pictures of the 42 pounder! We're collecting pictures to use for the Leaser Lake Heritage Foundation.
Please E-Mail me at gwhite@leaserlakeheritage.org and we can figure out how I could get a copy.
Tight Lines...
George
11:33 pm
January 5, 2006
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HEY GEORGE, YES I WILL GET PICTURES TO YOU---TRIED TO E-MAIL YOU BUT GOT NO SERVER HOST BY NAME ---TRY SENDING TO ME AT [ JFRANKJESSE@RCN.COM ] THANKS FRANK
4:26 am
March 26, 2004
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Guys,
I remember going there on the trout opener with my dad when there was water in the lake, and walking around the lake while fishing when I was in middle school. It's certainly not the same lake anymore.
It is my understanding that the PFBC has a policy to not stock walleyes or muskies into trout lakes that aren't already being stocked. So when they started refilling the lake, they decided that it is now a new lake, and were therefore not going to stock walleye or muskies in there (George might be able to confirm this). This is due to the perception that muskies and walleye eat all the trout. Too bad, as you can see from the fish they found when they drained the place.
The question is if they drained any other PA lake which has a decent stocking record and forage base, would find the same type of population? Probably so.
Chris
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