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| There is a lot of talk of late about stalking fast growing fish. A thread with input of fast growing fish would be interesting. If you know of any fish like this add yours on the thread. |
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Posts: 8867
| 3/30/2004: 37.3 ", 11.81 pounds
6/21/2005: 40.5", 17 pounds
Don't know if that's fast growing, but it's all I got
Edited by esoxaddict 8/19/2005 2:18 PM
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | October 1997: 10 inches
June 2005: 45 inches
35 inches in 7.5 years
Pretty #*^@ good growth rate for sure! |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | 2000 reported by another angler at 42.5 , 2003 at 51 and a little, didn't get an exact. Nice growth rate. |
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| cool guys,
also post the general location if possible. |
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Posts: 32958
Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | What's this for? |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | It takes 20 years to grow a 50 incher around here.
I caught a 50 inch male in June 1996 and my client released the same fish in October 2000 and it grew to 52 inches. This is a normal 1/2 inch per year once they reach 50. |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | from "Woodrum Lake (WVa) update" on the MI Chapter 9 site:
Two muskies were retrieved, both dead when netted. One was 26” and the other was 42”. One interesting fact was noted on the 26”er. It had the orange polymeric tag we placed in the advanced fingerlings last October from Apple Grove. Those fish averaged 14” when stocked so this fish showed excellent length and weight gain in the short life that it had enjoyed in the lake.
I'm guessing you mean 'stocking' since "stalking" these fish seems to be all I can do at the moment! hope that helps, m |
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