Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: fly fisher on February 11, 2010, 01:54:05 PM
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here is the fish.
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here is the roe already curing.
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now what do i do
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I would have to say what are you curing them in. Then it might be easier to suggest what to do with them.
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I would have to say what are you curing them in. Then it might be easier to suggest what to do with them.
pink shake and cure with a little orange procure.
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Place them on a screen to dry a bit and then freeze in bagies to trip size quantities.
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Place them on a screen to dry a bit and then freeze in bagies to trip size quantities.
so should i put them in spawn nets.
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I like to do up some spawn net sacs with 5 to 8 eggs in them for future use . Again freezing them in baggies for trip sized use. usually 8 to a baggy for a 2 hour outing per person. Keeping in mind that that size of the bag as in how many eggs are in it can determin the amount of bites you will get so make up a baggy with differant egg counts. Also try to freeze some eggs flat out so that there not all clustered together so you make spawn sacs on the field with as many eggs as you please. I fish mine still frozen to the spawn sac so I can refreeze them again.
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IMO, eggs from farms/pay to fish ponds should not be used in rivers and lakes as there is always a slight possibility of disease or parasite introduction.
http://www.gofishbc.com/alienspecies/default.htm
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IMO, eggs from farms/pay to fish ponds should not be used in rivers and lakes as there is always a slight possibility of disease or parasite introduction.
http://www.gofishbc.com/alienspecies/default.htm
the fish are derived from wild rainbow trout so everything should be good and it is from a clean pond. the fish eat naturally.
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It's not the feed or where their parents come from. When fish are raised in a concentrated population, the likelihood of parasites and diseases increases.
It's not illegal, but something to be considered as an angler's responsibility to protect the watershed that we depend on.
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ok
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IMO, eggs from farms/pay to fish ponds should not be used in rivers and lakes as there is always a slight possibility of disease or parasite introduction.
http://www.gofishbc.com/alienspecies/default.htm
Agreed.
Just go buy singles from the fishing store. I think I paid about 6 bucks for a seasons worth.