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 Post subject: Ah ha got it
PostPosted: Oct 26th, '10, 20:05 
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My trout are looking good after a rough start 19 died and now my boys as I like to call them are doing great. So tame I have them eatin out of my hand. Makes the catching of them easier ( but not the eating ) How do we keep the tem down until we really have to harvest them as we had a late " rough " start to this.


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PostPosted: Oct 26th, '10, 20:14 
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Struggleing with this myself, currently building a shade house, got my tanks insulated, been thinking about mulching the tops of my gb's iv also put batts around the sun spots. Still getting high temps, also trying frozen 2 lt milk bottles in the sump over night to bring the temp down so it takes more to raise it during the day.


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PostPosted: Oct 26th, '10, 20:17 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Keeping them will lead to an even rougher finish, bitte the bullet and harvest, even if they are a tad small. You are not going to get much more weight on them from now on anyway.

Harvest 90% of them and keep a few to see how far you get, this gives you an idea of what you can do in future years, just dont bet your whole harvest on it this year.

I have had mid 30 degree days for 3 days in a row, and it's pushing the limit well and truely, probably spending more on aeration than what the fish are worth.


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Agreed, start harvesting now.


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PostPosted: Oct 26th, '10, 20:41 
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My water hasn't been over 18 yet had a few 26's in a row and 1 o/n was 16 with a 28 day after so I'm doin ok got temp down too 11 last night by icing water 2 x 2 lt bottles and a 6 degree over night.

I'll start harvesting round 22 c only running 9 fish ATM and iv got a mates dam lined up for smaller ones.


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PostPosted: Oct 26th, '10, 22:01 
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[color=#BF0000]I have shade and have insulated the top and side as well Perth has had a 32++ today and I am really GGGGrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr because we just got rid of our 900 lt freezer oh what a joy to have the fresh rain water frozen for the tank. Right then I will bite the bullet and see which one of the boys gets the chop. Any good recipes you lot[/color]


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PostPosted: Oct 26th, '10, 22:25 
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Apparently many people smoke their trout...


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But it's difficult to get them in the papers and the filter is a nightmare :laughing3:

Smoking is good and so is pan frying with a little butter etc


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PostPosted: Oct 27th, '10, 07:52 
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But it's difficult to get them in the papers and the filter is a nightmare :laughing3:

Smoking is good and so is pan frying with a little butter etc



i believe they make these Vase's with like a pipe coming out of them...... :D :laughing3:


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PostPosted: Oct 27th, '10, 08:00 
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m3tal wrote:
gnash06 wrote:
But it's difficult to get them in the papers and the filter is a nightmare :laughing3:

Smoking is good and so is pan frying with a little butter etc



i believe they make these Vase's with like a pipe coming out of them...... :D :laughing3:


I hear the water still gets too hot despite the extra aeration though! :lol:


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PostPosted: Oct 27th, '10, 08:02 
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hahahahahahahahahahah!


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Whats the smallest Size fish you would harvest?


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m3tal wrote:
Whats the smallest Size fish you would harvest?


Whitebait size!!!!


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im really egar to eat some trout, been thinking about getting my big hewa's out... but there not really that big :/


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PostPosted: Oct 27th, '10, 09:09 
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Great thing about little fishes is you can fry them up and eat the bones also...


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