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Questions & Observations
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FarmerRick’s new CNBG
by
ewest
6 minutes 57 seconds ago
Here are some pics of the CNBG stocking at FarmerRick’s .
Here is the story.
We bought a property about a year ago that has a 1-1.5 acre pond It is 44 years old and has LMB and BG. There is an absence of smaller BG and a
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Creating habitat
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Dangerous structure materials?
by
Ack
26 minutes 25 seconds ago
While waiting to start construction on my new pond I'm stockpiling materials to use for structure when the time comes. So far I have things like pallets, lumber, brush, old bricks, cinder blocks, stone...
This got me wondering: Are there
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Feeding
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Re: Feed Trained LMB?
by
Omaha
52 minutes 5 seconds ago
Originally Posted By: george1Some times LMB show up at feeding time to chow down on the BG.
That'd be cool to see.
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Feeding
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Re: Feed Trained LMB?
by
george1
53 minutes 25 seconds ago
Some times LMB show up at feeding time to chow down on the BG.
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Questions & Observations
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Re: Tilapia vs. Game Fish Chow
by
chadwickz71
Today at 03:32 PM
Out of the .5 and 1 acre I have a total of 300 Floridas stocked. I sure hope I can take out atleast half for the pond's health and me needing them.
I plan to fertilize and add tilapia at 20 lbs to the acre on these ponds to keep the food c
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Feeding
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Re: Feed Trained LMB?
by
Dave Davidson1
Today at 03:20 PM
I don't know about training them. Sometimes LMB show up to eat pellets. The next time they don't. And, I have no way to know if it's the same ones.
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Questions & Observations
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Re: Tilapia vs. Game Fish Chow
by
ewest
Today at 03:00 PM
This is what I would do. Check with Todd and arrange a swap about 5 or 6 years off. Let him shock the small ponds and take a bunch of LMB to sell. In exchange get him to swap you some small Fla LMB from different brood stock. Good for both of you. Th
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Feeding
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Re: Feed Trained LMB?
by
JHFV
Today at 02:37 PM
I have never stocked feed trained bass. I have seen 3 LMB at the feeder eating pellets along with the bluegill and catfish.
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Feeding
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Re: Feed Trained LMB?
by
Cecil Baird1
Today at 02:27 PM
Originally Posted By: Omaha Originally Posted By: Cecil Baird1 Originally Posted By: teehjaeh57Are pellet trained LMB really necessary as their gape allows them eat anything that swims anyhow? - Meaning - should one simply focus on p
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Product sources
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Re: Aerial Photography ?'s
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Cecil Baird1
Today at 02:23 PM
Originally Posted By: Theo GallusBTW, if a door-to-door aerial photograph salesman ever shows up, remember their speculative picture of your property is worthless if you don't buy it. There is a lot of room for negotiation. We got a nice pic
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Evaluating and adjusting fish populations
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Finally getting started.
by
lmoore
Today at 02:16 PM
Well, my family finally got our house sold so we are moving to a house with a pond. The pond is roughly .5-.75 acres and is extremely bass heavy. Other than one 14 inch female sitting on a bed this spring, the biggest bass i have seen was maybe 10
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Questions & Observations
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Re: hook shy/overfished
by
Bing
Today at 02:03 PM
Jeff didn't mention that GSF are suicidal and will hit anything immediately after being caught and released (as if anyone would do that). I think it is a shame thing.
Bing
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Re: I should never have looked at the pictures...
by
Bing
Today at 01:59 PM
Sunil:
Very impressive trout. I fished Missouri's put and take streams for years and never came close to the size of some we put in today. I'd say there was at least one over four #.
Only two of the 50 we put in hung around
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Questions & Observations
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Re: hook shy/overfished
by
mmorgan
Today at 01:37 PM
I have a small pond with some hybrid striped bass and they are currently bird shy. They used to follow me around the pond waiting on food and as they grew more and more would eat food at the surface. But after months of kingfishers the hybrids will o
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Feeding
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Re: Feed Trained LMB?
by
Omaha
Today at 01:33 PM
Originally Posted By: Cecil Baird1 Originally Posted By: teehjaeh57Are pellet trained LMB really necessary as their gape allows them eat anything that swims anyhow? - Meaning - should one simply focus on pellets for BG/HSB/Minnows and not
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Help
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Re: Big Bluegill Lives!
by
Cecil Baird1
Today at 01:12 PM
Originally Posted By: Bruce CondelloThe google tracker says that I've had visits from 174 new people today.....just from Lafayette, Indiana.
YOU HAVE NO IDEA! There is so much pressure on bluegills here in our public lak
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Re: Ideas to clean a plastic drum to make it fish
by
Cecil Baird1
Today at 01:02 PM
Originally Posted By: jeffhasapond Originally Posted By: Cecil Baird1They also use bluegills.
A good use the for this unapologetically rabbit-like lepomis.
Green sunfish would probably be too tough!
Es
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Selecting a site
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Renovating a Pond or Lake?
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Re: Just bought pond with problems
by
pilot with pond
Today at 12:58 PM
The dam is along the left side of the picture. You can see the trench cut out from the waterflow. Pond could easly be 2 feet deeper with dam repair.
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Re: JWHAP
by
Dave Willis
Today at 12:43 PM
+11
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