Bass Fishing: Big Bass, Small Bass; Understanding Population Size Structure: VFJ32
Channel: The Nature of Fishing
Date: 2020-07-25

Tough Fishing? So... Is it me? Or the lake? A better understanding of fish population structure can help us estimate whether a water body is worth our precious time. By paying attention to the size structure of our catches, and a bead on growth rates in our region/waters, we can better predict "Boom-n-Bust" fishing, something that can be common, esp on smaller waters that rely on natural reproduction: Which waters are up-and-coming and which are on-their way out; Which waters are best bets for numbers, which are best for BIG bass fishing; And which might best be by-passed, at least for the time being. Yep, following year classes can make our own limited time on the planet more apparent, lol, but can also give us a more intimate perspective on our fishing waters, allowing us to keep our finger on the pulse of those waters. So, in spite of that rather heavy thought, let's hit the water together and figure out what the heck is going on with this little lake!. :)

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