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Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29
Good stuff! The numbers tell me that the Pike in SR are slowly disappearing and there also on the small side! Bummer!
Walleye are thriving in BIG S! That's awesome news! That place has a phenom spring jig bite similar to the BIG D this time of year! Gotta get back up there one of these days! Thanx for posting Squatch!
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I wouldn't say that, the trap nets are effected greatly by weather just look at swartzwood, catching 500+ walleye last year and struggled to catch this year. Sometimes traps set 2-3 days sooner or later would yield much different results. I know while bowfishing we see a lot of pike some nights none other nights we lose count and have seen several over 40" one in particular that lived in the mouth of one of the creeks was easily 45" and over 20lbs, we saw her several times two summers ago. So I wouldn't bet against Sr holding a good population and some big fish
