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Kayuta Lake Tiger Muskie Stocking

Tigerhunter
August 31, 2019 in Musky, Tiger Musky & Pike (ESOX)

https://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/81829-kayuta-lake-tiger-muskie-stocking/

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Tigerhunter

Posted August 31, 2019

This past week the NYSDEC stocked Kayuta Lake in Oneida County with tiger muskies for the first time in many years. Chapter 70 member, Jeff Dean Sr. has been working for a year and a half with the local lake association to resume the stocking that was haulted about a decade ago.

Kayuta Lake has produced some really nice tigers in the past and has put out a few nice ones over the past couple of years, likely some of the last tigers from the previous stockings. Kayuta Lake should be on its way to becoming a fine tiger fishery once again as these fingerlings mature.

Thank you to Jeff Dean Sr., Aaron LaBella, the Kayuta Lake Association, and the NYSDEC for making this happen!