Ft. Sill 'eyes and Ft. Riley trout

[Musky Hunter]

I've be lucky enough to get some time off latey and do a little fishing. One eye was 5 1/2lbs the other was just over 6lbs. Didn't weigh the trout, but they sure were tasty!

 

[blake]

Nice stringer of fish, thanks for sharing. /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/cool.gif

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[Skully]

Great fish! I'm suddenly hungry. /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif

 

[Limb Chicken]

beautiful color on those eyes. Great picture and congrats on the good eatin!

 

[turtlshell]

Very nice.

 

[THA4]

Glad you are havin' some fun down there Troy!

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nice work!!!

 

[Typical250]

Rare is right.... im gonna need a scale to identify! ..... MAN,they should b swimming still. Hard hit on Two really neat fish to have around /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/cry.gif

 

[Iowa1]

Those really really look like saugeyes. You might check and see if that is what is in that lake. They are pretty darn big for saugeyes. 6-pound saugeyes are pretty rare.

 

[Musky Hunter]

Your right, they are saugeyes. On the lake I'm fishing (lake Lawtonka) saugeye get pretty big. The state record down here in OK. is around 10 lbs. I got these about 20 minutes and 25 yds apart, needless to say it was a good day on the lake.

 

[Iowa1]

Saugeyes do not reproduce so there is no real biological reason to release them. Iowa used to have a great saugeye program but they got away from it. Mostly Marion Conover's doing. It's a shame in my opinion because they did really well in a lot of Iowa's reservoirs. Ohio kept their saugeye program and it has done really well. Looks like Oklahoma's saugeyes are doing pretty darn well too.