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Well Albertatrout perhaps you are right regarding the suckers. We never saw any there when we used to take the kids there for burbot, but with no walleye, the suckers could be a huge food sink. I was dreaming of another quality lake beside BH south of Calgary. We need another glacier to dig out a fresh pond for trout fishing.

Having used nets to remove 100,000+ perch out of Sundance lake with no effect, I would suggest that angling pressure would have little to no effect on the perch population. The answer is Rotenone !

The walleye are getting pretty ancient. I wonder how much longer they would live with the water temperatures present. It will go from a "frenzy" to nothing pretty quickly I imagine

They used to put over 100,000 in both Police and BH. Now that they put only a fraction of that in those lakes they could throw all those excess fish in Pine Coulee. Under 50,000 would probably work to start with

This would be a great trout lake. Lots of scuds and boatman and a few minnows. Fish contain mercury so they would be undesirable for the table....perfect!!!!! A trophy trout lake closer to Calgary would be well used. Big winds would make for good tube surfing as well. You must do what the Legend Troutlover tells you to do

Once the wind gets above 25km/hr a 15lb anchor is not going to hold

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You are the coolest Grandpa on the block!

Well those look very nice. What a great way to use up some time. I don't collect butterflies, but you will be able to do it in style now

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Don't you just float down the middle the river for the whole day with your bobber out the side?

Unfortunately insurance companies and $ disagree with you

Is the freezer full?

Most stocked Cutt lakes get fish that originated from Job lake

We are getting far too efficient as a species at killing stuff

Guy must have put in at Police. Ducks sure got a wake up. Looks like this... He was driving up on the ice and breaking lots of shelves. Be careful when wading because after he leaves there are a ton of ice bergs floating down

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Darn redfish kept me from having a sound sleep. Those eats are so awesome

There is a survey to take https://talkaep.alberta.ca/fisheries-engagement I think a spring and fall closure below Beaspaw and Carsland dams is still a good thing to decrease stress during the spawn. Folks should be able to do a little reading in the regulations book. There has always been complaints that things are just too tough to figure out.

Check out "Strip" as well by the same guys for GT action