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derik WBC Member Offline Posts: 376 Location: SE Renton Joined: 05/23/15	October fish in scheduled for the 24th 09/30/15 at 19:50:07	Quote Print Post
	What do you guys think of having fish in at tapps?


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Larry S. Board Moderator Offline Posts: 4194 Location: Kent Wa. Joined: 08/21/02	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #1 - 09/30/15 at 21:13:53	Quote Print Post
	Sorry... I am not going to waste a day there... those poor fish..... that are left..... have been through enough......


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karl7feet Ex Member	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #2 - 09/30/15 at 21:29:58	Quote Print Post
	Where would everyone like to go for this fish-in? Need suggestions. I'd be open to checking out Tapps.


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Elway4lyfe WBC Board Member WBC Member Offline Posts: 942 Location: Graham, WA Joined: 02/09/14	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #3 - 10/01/15 at 09:27:17	Quote Print Post
	They start draining the lake soon. I deliver there today. Will see. Usually that late it will be empty


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Larry S. Board Moderator Offline Posts: 4194 Location: Kent Wa. Joined: 08/21/02	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #4 - 10/01/15 at 09:29:13	Quote Print Post
	Id be open to trying Summit Lake again to see what the fall has to offer... see if there are bigger ones in there....


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Elway4lyfe WBC Board Member WBC Member Offline Posts: 942 Location: Graham, WA Joined: 02/09/14	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #5 - 10/01/15 at 09:54:44	Quote Print Post
	Well talked to a resident at the lake. The lake won't be dropped till October 31 this year. And they are only going to drop it 4 feet as to not shock the fish again. With that being said I agree with Larry to let the lake be for the year so it can be as healthy as possible for next year. On thar note wherever the fish in is I will be there LOL! I'd say somewhere with some deeper water.


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Elway4lyfe WBC Board Member WBC Member Offline Posts: 942 Location: Graham, WA Joined: 02/09/14	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #6 - 10/01/15 at 10:02:37	Quote Print Post
	Summit Lake, American lake, samamish


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derik WBC Member Offline Posts: 376 Location: SE Renton Joined: 05/23/15	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #7 - 10/01/15 at 10:51:51	Quote Print Post
	What about mason lake? Maybe we could catch some fat largies


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Elway4lyfe WBC Board Member WBC Member Offline Posts: 942 Location: Graham, WA Joined: 02/09/14	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #8 - 10/01/15 at 11:37:16	Quote Print Post
	I'd be cool with that too.


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Rodney H WBC Member Offline Why must I work! Posts: 2135 Location: Tacoma Joined: 10/10/07	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #9 - 10/02/15 at 11:07:02	Quote Print Post
	http://www.castmastersbassclub.com/2015-lake-results.html Look at the recent tournament results on Lake Tapps, it is going to take a few years plus for it to make a come back.

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karl7feet Ex Member	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #10 - 10/02/15 at 16:52:35	Quote Print Post
	The results showed all small fish. I thought all the small fish were supposed to be eaten up by the remaining larger fish. Survival of the fittest/biggest kind of thing.


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Rodney H WBC Member Offline Why must I work! Posts: 2135 Location: Tacoma Joined: 10/10/07	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #11 - 10/02/15 at 22:01:35	Quote Print Post
	Quote: The results showed all small fish. I thought all the small fish were supposed to be eaten up by the remaining larger fish. Survival of the fittest/biggest kind of thing. As the lake was drawn down the big bass and tigers headed to deep water leaving small fish trapped in smaller pools. The bigger bass where then eaten by the tigers. Then the bigger tigers starved with no food available. Then the lake levels rose with only a few surviving small fish left.

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karl7feet Ex Member	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #12 - 10/03/15 at 00:52:53	Quote Print Post
	I forgot about the Tigers, seems like a reasonable explanation Rodney. Thanks Rodney!


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Elway4lyfe WBC Board Member WBC Member Offline Posts: 942 Location: Graham, WA Joined: 02/09/14	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #13 - 10/03/15 at 11:53:30	Quote Print Post
	I know there just fish....But maybe the saddest story ive read. Makes sense.....so a historically great big largemouth lake becomes an exclusive smallmouth lake because of the musky....Then the lake becomes a mostly Musky lake because of the musky..........I wish the musky could all just be put in mayfield and leave the rest of the lakes alone. People get mad at the bass for so called eating all the stupid trout. It's an absolute joke. These musky annihilated two entire species of fish...truly sad....


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Tiger Shark WBC Member Offline Bigfoot stole my wallet. Posts: 88 Location: Puget Sound Joined: 03/24/15	Re: October fish in scheduled for the 24th Reply #14 - 10/03/15 at 19:47:34	Quote Print Post
	I guess that's what happens when you mess with Mother Nature. But hopefully the predator/prey relationship will prevail, meaning the bass will come back.


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