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 Re: Tilapia with Winterkill
#570624
Sep 26th a 05:27 PM
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| by Boondoggle |
| Boondoggle |
Seems to be a bit of different behavior between the fish if I am observing them corrently.
BG at my place seem to relate more to habitat we have placed.
TP at my place seem to continuously move in a pack of 50-100 like sized buddies. Have multiple packs of the TP that range in size from 1-4" Pretty evident that there are larger packs out there too in the 4-6" range. Our largest sized TP seem to be in a pod of 2-6 (guessing these are mating males/females).
Not uncommon to see the LMB to crash the shoreline in attempts to capture the roaving horde of TP..
The thing I think I am seeing is that the BG numbers are down (easier to catch?) and the TP numbers are the same (harder to catch?) and then the tables start to turn when the water cools off as the TP get slower or struggle?
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