03-22-2017, 08:18 PM
Yuba is now producing record pike, which when the DWR raised the limit to twenty a day a couple or few years ago, that was their stated goal. More big trophy pike with less smaller ones to compete for food.
If I read the one article correctly, the average size is now over 35"! Holy smokes! What more opportunity could folks ask for in Utah??
With walleye numbers stable, increasing in numbers and size, perch increasing in numbers and size, and a good water year looming, seems the lake is headed in the right direction without wasting much needed sportsman dollars.
Seen more than a few 14" carp down the gullet of a 35" pike, tail sticking out into the throat of the pike. Pike love carp. Almost every one has carp in their stomachs, even sizable carp.
Still vote to leave it be and see how big the state record is going to be in the near future..
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If I read the one article correctly, the average size is now over 35"! Holy smokes! What more opportunity could folks ask for in Utah??
With walleye numbers stable, increasing in numbers and size, perch increasing in numbers and size, and a good water year looming, seems the lake is headed in the right direction without wasting much needed sportsman dollars.
Seen more than a few 14" carp down the gullet of a 35" pike, tail sticking out into the throat of the pike. Pike love carp. Almost every one has carp in their stomachs, even sizable carp.
Still vote to leave it be and see how big the state record is going to be in the near future..
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