Wow! I wonder what led that trout to eat pine needles.

Granted I'm in a much more temperate climate than you, Ken, but I also found eggs inside some of the bass I culled last weekend. Their stomachs were also full of 1-2" BG...late spawn I suppose?


If that trout's stomach was "packed full" of the needles, eating them wasn't a one-time thing. Any thoughts on what's going on?

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