Originally Posted by Red Childress
Kinda slow for us this weekend. We hooked/rolled and lost 2 decent muskies with 1 other decent follow. The weather looked good, we looked good but evidently the fish did not think so.
Bass catches have been down for us for two years now in the Emlenton/Kennerdell area. Sizes are still pretty good. However, the overall catch rates are down. Increased species diversity has increased however. This summer there was a day where our usual bass tactics resulted in more walleye than bass. This was a first in our 30 years of the area. Are bass populations controlled only by natural reproduction and slot limits?
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