--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
>There were lots of ~1" minnows swimming in with the much larger fish as
>well as the large catfish that could have easily taken the Creek Chubs.
>Under what circumstance do prey and predator to swim this close together?
>Could there have been an insect hatch of some sort that was washing over
>the
>dam that they were eating? I know little of migrating behavior of
>freshwater
>fish. Is this typical for Creek Chubs and perhaps the other fish to try
>and
>get over the dam and migrate up stream? Or is this generally true of most
>fish in the spring?
>
>Chuck Church
>Indianapolis, Indiana USA
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