Unfortunately, as much as I love this idea, the state just came out with the predicted $365 million dollar state budget deficet, bad time to ask them for money, lol, state of ct dont care about Musky, they care about money! -Dan
#1459248 - 11/23/1211:25 AM
Re: Muskie In CT?
[Re: JoeyHBCT]
fishingbum
Dave
Registered: 03/14/08
Posts: 922
Loc: wallingford ct.
Contact a RWA (regional water authority) they have their own budget and membership fee. I know I wouldn't mind paying a $20 fee to fish for musky in ct, hell I do that just for the walleye and bass at saltonstall. Being private allows the extra income to go into the fishing for the people willing to pay to get it. If someone sent a well written letter to then with a list of all the ctf members willing to pay an extra $20 or $30 to musky fish you would have a good chance of them listening. The potential for them to make a good amount of profit is there. Best of all its not a permanent change to any water body if they use tiger musky.
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#1460506 - 11/29/1211:49 AM
Re: Muskie In CT?
[Re: JoeyHBCT]
UNCLEDUKE
Member
Registered: 01/02/12
Posts: 139
Loc: New Haven Conn.
I think that stocking these types of fish in CT is a great idea and I also think that other species should be concidered along with the Musky and the tiger, what about hybrid stripers? I think that would be a great addition to our CT waters. Just my 2 cents
#1460550 - 11/29/1203:40 PM
Re: Muskie In CT?
[Re: JoeyHBCT]
Fuzzytrout
Member
Registered: 08/24/11
Posts: 1181
Loc: Cape Cod!
while we are all California Dreamin... can the state invent a fishing time machine that lets me fish the LIS and hudson river as it was 200 years ago....
"Don't kill them for ego, don't kill them because they're legal, and don't kill them for someone else." - Doc Muller
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