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Great fish Nate. Come on down to KC and put that fella in my pond would ya please.
12 ac pond in NW Missouri. 28' max depth at full pool. Fish Present: LMB, BG, RES, YP, CC, WB, HSB, WE, BCP, WCP, GSH.
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Is it for sale? Let the bidding begin! Did anyone read the article in the magazine about the guy force feeding his bass after he catches them? Nate what is that bass eating? Do you have shad in the pond? Nate are there any threads that you have found that are always there when you find large bass. At the meeting last summer I think Greg said he almost always finds gizzard shad when he finds big bass. Do you agree?
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She is swimming back in the lake. She and a few other very large bass are in a 31 acre lake infested with yellow bass, common carp, and stunted bass/bluegill/crappie. When electrofishing it is very common to find the big bass right next to the schools of baitfish! I absolutely would stock gizzard shad if TROPHY BASS was my ONLY goal. It is just too hard though to manage gizzard shad if you want to use your pond for other stuff though.
That guy with the bathtub is definitely missing a few screws!
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