Thoughts on Private Fishing Lakes?

[Wailua Boy]

all species that are stocked for ponds will keep reproducing till they die. If they do not reproduce then the conditions in pond hasn't met their requirements.

Didn't you say

 

[MN_Rebel]

Didn't you say

it happens but its a very rare situation. Usually in a specific lake where the lake conditions do not met the species' requirements. But in most situations, they eventually spawns at much late time of the year. If we are talking about sturgeons and paddlefish, these species won't reproduce in the pond anyways.....they needs swift waters and gravel bed to reproduce.

 

[MN_Rebel]

Wailua Boy its clearly that you don't have enough knowledge in fish reproduction...might have to stop yourself from continue this debate. Just saying.

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

But he cited that that Uni in Hawaii as a source bro.That's like having a royal flush

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[Wailua Boy]

Not uncommon for all species of fish to have a small population of healthy/mature that will not spawn due to a number of factors(disrupted spawning,etc).

 

[MN_Rebel]

But he sources that Uni in Hawaii bro. That's like having a royal flush


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Yeah on sturgeons with hormonal manipulation.

 

[Wailua Boy]

and I worked with native fishes and in the hatchery. They will still spawning no matter how ancient they are as long as they are still healthy. Dying fish won't spawning anyways.

Were you a volunteer...LOL

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

Yeah on sturgeons with hormonal manipulation.

Lol just messing with you man. Good to see you're still around spreading your knowledge. I hadn't been outside the lounge in awhile. Have fun arguing with a poster who can't admit defeat


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[MN_Rebel]

Were you a volunteer...LOL

DNR worker.

 

[MN_Rebel]

Not uncommon for all species of fish to have a small population of healthy/mature that will not spawn due to a number of factors(disrupted spawning,etc).

what species are we talking about? The common stocked gamefish species in United States or just sturgeons?