Lake Martin Fishing: TROUT IN YATES

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	Name:	Aardvark -
	Subject:	TROUT IN YATES
	Date:	6/15/2007 12:51:52 AM

I just thought of another possibility. When I read your post on the general forum where you mentioned Sougahatchee Creek, I remembered that Sougahatchee Creek flows north of Auburn near where the AU Fisheries Department has their facilities. When I toured those facilities many years ago, they had a trout rearing program. If there is still a trout rearing program there, then it is possible that one or more trout escaped, swam down Sougahatchee Creek, and ended up in Yates Lake. I would suggest calling the Fisheries Department and asking them about your catch. They might have some answers for you.