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Nice place ! One of the LMB has been eating , the other not so much.
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Thanks ewest! I caught 4-5 other LMB that day, several of them were fat like the one pictured, but it was too darn cold and I couldn't feel my fingers anymore so I stopped taking pictures. Is it normal for LMB to thin out in the winter? Just curious, as I have never fished for them in the coldest part of the winter.
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Is it normal for LMB to thin out in the winter?
Some will get thin and a few will be fat. Metabolism slows and with it the need for extra food. However they need enough (food or stored fat) to overwinter.
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Ok, I gotcha, that makes sense. Thanks!
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