Does anyone know about the stingrays in the lagoon?

[Kilo818]

Last night I was on the swim beach side and off the dock I shined the flash light in the water and to my surprise 2 freshwater stingrays not to big about a foot and a half or maybe a little bigger what I found strange is that these are illegal in California and that they were at the swim beach side has anyone else seen them and were they dumped in there by someone or its some kind of a study. It really interesting

[Ifishtoolittle]

I'm sure that those aren't the only extra fish in the lagoon. Interesting find though. Got any pics?

[bloodsports]

I few years back i read somewhere, it was belived that there were electric eels in the aquduct. Intresting!!

[Kilo818]

No no pics it just happened so fast and electronic eels in the duct that's just funny

[kill_obet]

Have you notice any Striper..?

[Ifishtoolittle]

No no pics it just happened so fast and electronic eels in the duct that's just funny

Darn. I wonder what kind of species they are.

[Kilo818]

Have you notice any Striper..?

I personally haven't seen them but fish and game did confirm there is a few in there they think people are catching them from the upper lake and releasing them in the lagoon he said he has personally seen a few caught last week

[Kilo818]

Darn. I wonder what kind of species they are.

I have no idea I was shocked to see them but if it helps the color of them was kind of off white

[DarkShadow]

I personally haven't seen them but fish and game did confirm there is a few in there they think people are catching them from the upper lake and releasing them in the lagoon he said he has personally seen a few caught last week

That's weird. Every time I've livewelled a striper, it has died within 5 minutes, even the smaller ones, thanks to the amount of lactic acid buildup plus the confined space.

I wonder how those people keep them alive long enough to be able to transplant them to the lagoon.

[Kilo818]

That's weird. Every time I've livewelled a striper, it has died within 5 minutes, even the smaller ones, thanks to the amount of lactic acid buildup plus the confined space.

I wonder how those people keep them alive long enough to be able to transplant them to the lagoon.

i dont know but they are getting in there some how

[ZipperWurm]

I wonder how those people keep them alive long enough to be able to transplant them to the lagoon.

they stand on top of the dam and throw them over

[DarkShadow]

they stand on top of the dam and throw them over

With how low the water is, those guys need to hire a sherpa and pack OZ to take their striper to the summit.

Last I heard, people are training climbing up the dam at Castaic to prepare for scaling Everest.

[fishinone]

That's weird. Every time I've livewelled a striper, it has died within 5 minutes, even the smaller ones, thanks to the amount of lactic acid buildup plus the confined space.

I wonder how those people keep them alive long enough to be able to transplant them to the lagoon.

I often had striper live in my fish hold until I got back to my house in Canyon Country.

[DEVOREFLYER]

I had one in my ice chest for well over an hour that was still lively.. Weird indeed...

[DMS]

And those stingrays I caught in the amazon made it all the way back here in a big gulp cup! :LOL: