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I apologize if this wasn't clear. I am taking about 12-14" brown trout. If you are still interested, I believe they were around 3-5 dollars each. I have to double check.
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I spoke to a manager the other day about 1lb bass. $100ea plus milage. I sure hope the price was $1.00 per lmb if not then i need to get in the $100.00 per fish business  Or find another supplier because the price is way out of line.
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I spoke to a manager the other day about 1lb bass. $100ea plus milage. I sure hope the price was $1.00 per lmb if not then i need to get in the $100.00 per fish business Or find another supplier because the price is way out of line. I would agree the price is too high especially if the lmb are feed trained. On the other hand, if they are F1 females .... not feed trained ... but raised on BG forage I might be inclined to pay $100 each for them to be brought to my pond in excellent condition. A source of high quality forage fed F1 females that could be ladder stocked .... there would be a lot of value in that IMHO.
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It takes significantly longer to get a LMB to 1 lb in Canada vs TX. Hatcheries don't like to keep/defer sale fish that long (big investment). I would not try to use F-1 or Fla in Canada or far north US. Please advise ,if possible what the hatchery says.
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