Having come from the "old days" when Trout were on the commercial list and having done considerable net fishing for same, I'll let you in on a not well known tidbit of information. You don't catch a Trout just before it spawns on hook and line, you do in nets.
Just before spwan, each individual egg is about 3/32"-1/8" in in diameter and redish in color, not the small yellow corn meal size you are used to seeing. I caught them in nets with eggs like that but never one on hook and line.
Now one and one = two. That leads me to believe the sows don't feed just before they spwan. I've gutted Trout for market with egg sacks in them I know weighed over 2 lbs, probably closer to 3 lbs.
If anyone has ever (hook and line) caught a "close to spawn" Trout with the big bloody eggs, let me know. Other wise I'll stand by my assesment.
Just before spwan, each individual egg is about 3/32"-1/8" in in diameter and redish in color, not the small yellow corn meal size you are used to seeing. I caught them in nets with eggs like that but never one on hook and line.
Now one and one = two. That leads me to believe the sows don't feed just before they spwan. I've gutted Trout for market with egg sacks in them I know weighed over 2 lbs, probably closer to 3 lbs.
If anyone has ever (hook and line) caught a "close to spawn" Trout with the big bloody eggs, let me know. Other wise I'll stand by my assesment.
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