Don't forget about the TPWD Trout releases

[2050z]

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/fish/management/stocking/trout_stocking.phtml

Love this program.

[Scout]

Tim, thanks I will be sure to get Cooper out there this year!

[grizzman]

I have hardly wet a line this year. Looking forward to the stocking in Frisco in February.

[d1rich1]

Whew! Good call. There stocking Midland in 3 days!!

[bowhuntntxn]

OK dumb question here. I could not find any size regulation for the released trout. Is there one? Cause onion stuffed grilled trout with a nice rice pilaf is sounding pretty dang good right about now!!!

[grizzman]

OK dumb question here. I could not find any size regulation for the released trout. Is there one? Cause onion stuffed grilled trout with a nice rice pilaf is sounding pretty dang good right about now!!!

No. It's catch and keep if I remember correctly. A GW friend of mine told me that many years ago.

[2050z]

I never found a size limit either. I catch my five and leave. Unlike Swampa that catches nothing.

[Barney]

Does anyone know why they do not stock any lakes in Lubbock any more?

[2050z]

Also I usually wait a week after the release.

[Swampa]

I never found a size limit either. I catch my five and leave. Unlike Swampa that catches nothing.

Bwaaa! I just keep my honey holes quiet !!

[2050z]

Bwaaa! I just keep my honey holes quiet !!

LOL So are you fishing with me this year? No boat or minnows needed.

[Biggs]

Also I usually wait a week after the release.

What do you use after the crowds are gone? A small spinner? Dont you use corn when they are first released cause they are starving? Give us some tips!

[TWP]

When I lived in Midland we used to catch all of those little guys on fly rods, used whatever leader and tippet you had and then a stimulator/Hopper up top and a BH Pheasant Tail Flashback or something like it on the bottom. But it was shallow and easy fishing. For bigger water....not so sure.

[sacred machine]

garlic cheese... thats where its at.. A buddy and me hit up all the Austin area stock ponds and clean em up...

[bcdawg1]

also how about some cooking tips.