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Matt, they only count new fish

Nice mixed bag, one brown short of the slam!

It's been cut in half. NY is no longer stocking lakers

I have caught a few with lamprey scars. Not normal because of their tough skin

stubborn1vt wrote: ↑Wed Jun 08, 2022 3:46 pm Why is it Middlebury's responsibility to research Champlain? Did I miss something?

Middlebury College, not the town of Middlebury

Youtube Ron's Videos. Shows step by step set up and deployment

Get a 11" roll of vacuum sealer bag, cut to length, vacuum seal the fish, wrap it in a wet damp towel, and freeze it flat on a cookie sheet. Vacuum sealing it keeps the air out, and the damp towel is good protection in the freezer.

In this derby for the team category you have to weigh in two different species. Meaning (walleye and salmon), (walleye and laker), or (laker and salmon). Some teams do not realize it and assume it’s like the LCI where you can weigh in two of the same species. Makes it a fun dynamic where you have to...

It's a few trucks stocked from the grand isle-plattsburg ferry (hatchery cove is right there), and a few off the charlotte-essex ferry. WWWAAAAYYYYY more are put into rivers and boat launches around the lake. If really interested in the numbers go to the completed stocking section on the VTFWD websi...

Watch out for that black Lund. Fish magnet

If you want to be technical on the steelhead part our fish in Lake Champlain are steelhead. The Chambers Creek strain of steelhead originated from Washington state, which is what is raised at Ed Weed. The original brood stock parents actually came from Lake Ontario that the state currently has(which...

Not that they can't get into there, but there is currently no stocking of lakers in the Inland Sea. A few get caught every now and then

I wouldn't chance a big boat like that through there. Your better off going to Mallets bay launch. Went through last week and there was a good pod of gulls and geese on the Mallets bay side in some skinny water

Otter creek will be pushing out some dirty water from the rain last night

Both are salmon. That's the beauty of Landlocks in spot patterns. Some are loaded, and some have very few. All depends on their parents.