TexRob

Hey, something I can contribute on. My wife and I had a bunch of money in our flex spending because of a mixup so I got prescription sunglasses. I have Nike Vision frames with an awesome mirror coat, and I love them. Plastics are the way to go these days, so light, no headaches. I would always get headaches back in the metal frame days, but no more for me.

I re-read it a few times, it's really poorly edited if that last part didn't intend to infer the stats were in regards to electrofishing. Either way, disappointing numbers.

That last part is VERY frustrating. I'd say the new generation of fisherman is much more wildlife conscious, myself included at 39. I'm hoping things continue to improve, and tournaments move away from weighing, I love the way MLF does it. I know their way is only practical for very small tournaments, but just off the top of my head I can think of ways to apply this method to larger tournaments. 40% mortality for fish that were caught by electrofishing, no trauma, means fish that are caught and weighed is a number less than that, extrapolating, much worse. I apologize that my first post was somewhat off topic, OP I hope you figure out your problem soon, it's definitely an odd one. Is it possible they are going from such poorly oxygenated water you're shocking them?