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I did some paddle boating around the lake yesterday. I was surprised how many little fry are in the water. These little guys have been busy in the past few weeks. I rolled over a floating piece of debris and found eggs all over the underside of it. They only strange thing was that I did not see a single adult. Obviously they are there, but do they hang out in deeper water than the fry? Still no sign of the shiners I put in either. I don't imagine they will spawn this year though due to their size.
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Generally if predators are not present, FHM will be in deeper water. If predators are present, they start hanging out in more shallow areas. A small % of my FHM are the rosey red variety. They make it easier to spot a school, when one or two are mixed in.
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That makes sense then. Thanks for the info. I would like to get some RRFHM, but I have not seen them around for sale. It definitely would make it easier to spot them.
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