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ML,

I think the other Bob needs to understand that Ken's entire methodology is set up with very different goals in mind. Ken's methods apparently assumes his customers want GG's in maximum quantities, and are not merely "forage" for the bass. Ken/Deb can speak for themselves, but I also think/hope their customers understand and are willing to accept the high maintenance required for such brutal biomass.

Although I have over 40 years experience with ponds and fishing, I don't have any experience with GG's. So I threw out the above bait, and I'm running for cover! \:\)

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There's a big difference between "continued attacks" and agressive questioning. I don't consider Greg's questions attacks at all! Somebody needs to ask those questions!

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I'm only speaking for myself here, but I'm sure that Lusk fully understands what Holyoke is doing (or what his goals are for ponds).

Something about this whole thread and it's genesis has caused Lusk to make a post, in my opinion.

As far as Holyoke's stocking recommendations, I refer back to the Brady Bunch and the Caveat Emptor thing.

One thing is for certain though (at least in my mind). If a new pond boss had access to this forum before going to Holyoke, there is really no way that they would follow those stocking recommendations. Laura & Lew said as much.


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There's a big difference between "continued attacks" and agressive questioning.
LBuck,

I'm happy to change my words to "aggressive questioning"...in fact, will do so, if that detracts from answering the basic questions I posed to Bob Lusk.

My questions, however, remain...what exactly is wrong with hearing other opinions, other views, and making up our own minds? What is wrong with giving Ken and Deb the opportunity to present those views? In the face of having your business and integrity questioned, isn't it customary and accepted procedure to give the accused a chance to present their views?

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Originally posted by Greg Grimes:
I will never get you to understand my stance so will give up trying.
Greg,

Please allow me to try to explain something.

I understand your stance on the items we disagree on. For example, stocking grass carp in the dead of summer heat, fertilizing existing ponds which have weeds present, being able to catch big LMB as easy as small LMB, etc., etc.

I understand what you have written, but I do not agree with it on those specific matters. So, do I deserve to be shot also because I disagree with you on certain questions? Is my opinion not worthy because I happen to disagree with you?

Because I disagree with you, or anyone, does not mean I do not understand what you have written. People can disagree...as far as I know, it isn't a crime to disagree, nor a reason to disparage someone.

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Hello Bob,
I apologize if anything you have read here has been misinterpreted on your part as a sales-pitch. That is not my intent or even my job. We were invited to join this forum. In fact I can honestly say I had never even known of this site until I received that invitation. Now I am glad I am here, because I am already learning a lot from previous posts. Speaking of previous posts, I spent about 1 hour last night reading over past threads (some of which we were presented in a negative light). It only seems fair that we can express our views on what has worked for us over the past 40 years. You commented that you do not condone or recommend a wholesale stocking such as what we recommend. That is an opinion that I can respect, and if you wish for us to leave then so be it. But I believe others on this forum are interested in reading about other choices out there whether they agree with those choices our not. These “guys and gals who post to this site” (as you worded it) have not even once been asked to buy ANYTHING. In fact if you will reread the thread you will discover that I have merely answered questions that have been posted to me. Those who wish to buy can call directly. In fact customers who call into the office and speak directly with me will get our standard stocking rate ADJUSTED TO THE GOALS OF THE POND OWNER.

H20fwkiller- Boy you are a fun one (scrabble match anyone). I did not mean to offend you with that analogy and hope you did not take it personally, it is just the first analogy that I came up with. As for evolution v/s creation I believe in both as the days of creation follow the theory of evolution (but that subject is for another time). As for me trying to sway you on your opinion, I have just stated facts that I have seen work for others. Did I ask you to purchase anything? As for a different argument on the growth rates go to the thread under “Questions and Observations” that is titled “Found It! (Georgia Giant research) where it has been scientifically proven that the growth rate on the GG is 4x that of the standard bluegill (and that is with the bluegill consuming 2x the amount of feed)
I don’t believe anyone should trash another’s beliefs ever, because that is like telling someone that their opinion is wrong (we are a democracy). I do believe that we are entitled to agree to disagree with one another. That is another reason I would like to stay onboard with you all. I think we can all learn at least a little from one another!
Oh yeh, you asked if I was afraid! Not on your life sweetheart!

LBuck- I agree with your concept on the 2nd and 3rd opinions. I personally would not spend even $100.00 on any product without doing research. I also agree with you about a seller implying that their product is the only reasonable action. Everyone here knows that everyone’s pond is different. Every pond owner has specific goals. That said I will answer Bill’s question yesterday (sorry I am late on it) about growing a massive LMB on our plan. Not by far in my opinion. Our ponds are stocked for catching various fish of various sizes, but we specialize in growing the large GG. Our 1 to 5 ratio will not yield an angler’s dream LMB. Personally I would cut way back on the predators stocked. Maybe go with a 1 to 10 ratio, or even 1 to 15. I would most certainly stock minnows to help put weight on the bream. This would make them appear more like a rib eye that a cube steak, as far as the LMB see it. Please knock me upside the head if this still did not answer your question (I have strep throat or something with a fever that topped 103.1 last night and all these words are starting to blur).
Bobad- don’t run for cover; you are correct. There is a higher level of maintenance required on a pond stocked by our recommendations (most importantly O2, ammonia, and nitrogen). You can’t stock that heavy and only visit your pond once a month to throw out some pellet feed.

Back to LBuck- again you are correct, I don’t feel attacked necessarily (remember H20 man “I’m Not Afraid ;\) ). Someone does need to ask these questions. I only hope that Mr. Lusk will realize I’m not on a sales kick, and therefore allow us to remain onboard.

Deb

PS- Sunil it hasn’t been Holyoak speaking, it has been me. Yes I am an employee, but I am also a very stubborn and highly educated woman who stands behind her beliefs. Ken and I have come to blows on more than one occasion in regards to differences in opinion. This entire thread has been posted and answered by me. So please, if you do not want my opinion then do not ask for it. I want to help if it is needed, but I really want to learn also. And that my dear is spoken straight from the heart!!!


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Bill I left out your draining question (sorry). If you are trying to grow a monster fish don't drain. What the catalog is talking about is mainly for sterilization purposes. In that case every 7-10 years I would restock. First kill off with rotenone, then follow about a week later with potassium permangenate. The potassium will sterlize getting rid of parasites and any possible bacterial infection. Again this is just a suggestion. My parents have not restocked for almost 17 years, so every pond owner is different.
By the way, am I the only one here who realizes the only fish we have that other's don't is the GG. Therefore why have I been misinterpreted as selling when all the bluegill men can go anywhere they want.
Sorry to all if I come across snippy today, but the fever is kicking back in.

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Deb, When I refer to Holyoak, I am referring to the company.

As far as the Caveat Emptor/Buyer Beware thing, that holds true for anything. You have to know what you want vs. what you are getting.

As far as you being highly educated, congratulations. I respect that and do not question your background.

As far as your opinions, it was not me who asked for them. But don't get me wrong, I don't have any problems with you or your employer.


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Deb,

You seem on the up-and-up to me. You have had every opportunity to embellish and make hard sales pitches, but have refrained.

While I can not vouch for your methodology, I'm certain you guys have worked hard to develop it. I'm certain it works repeatably if your recommendations are adhered to. I have long heard that GG's have some unique traits, so they probably can not be compared quite 1:1 to standard BG. The high level of maintenance and fish mixture is not everyone's cup of tea, but that does not make it "wrong".

I will keep looking at GG's open mindedly as an option. Good luck.

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Greg I like your stance you take I know my family has gone by YOUR management guidlines and have been very succesfull....

Ken Holyoak since you have been on here I am developing a different light of you than I did at first...I think your presenst on here has been REAL positive for me...I use to here ALOT of negitive about yalls operation before yall were here now I am haveing a totaly different opinion...I might be by to pick up some products!! \:D
Thanks for shareing and please continue to answer peoples post on here it really helps!!! \:D

Now where is South Eastern Pond Management!!! \:D \:D

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Burgermeister, Most hybridization is caused by intervention of homosapiens- not by evolution.
Yes, there are alot of the Hybrids that have faster growth rates than the pure strain BG, but that wasn't my main arguement. With a predator base as high as reccomended in their stocking rates, there will be little or no recruitment of juvenile GG to adulthood. With little or no competition from offspring GG growth rates would be fast. If you put pure strain BG in the same situation, the same results would happen.
I talked to a fisheries bioligist (who works for the state to help pond owners correct problems with their ponds ) a few months ago about some of the various problems he runs into in his line of work. He told me the top three problems are.....

Over stocking of ponds resulting in stunted populations and usually fish kills.

Over stocking of CC or introduction of bullhead or rough fish causing muddy water, which inturn can lead to a stunted population of forage fish/skinny Predator fish ( predator fish can't see to eat )and/or DO crash resulting in a fish kill.

And lastly stocking of hybrid sunfish to replace typical pure strain forage fish. As we all know most hybrids have little or no reproduction, at least not enough to sustain a healthy population of predator fish. This point does not appear to apply to the GG, if reprodution is as stated.


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I'll bet buying an ad page would adjust Mr. Lusk's personality. After all, he does pay for the forum. ;\)

GG Man, just how many LMB will a Giant eat in one sitting?


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Burgermeister, Most hybridization is caused by intervention of homosapiens- not by evolution. Yes, there are alot of the Hybrids that have faster growth rates than the pure strain BG, but that wasn't my main arguement.
Intersting, we have had some natural hybridization in our pond with pure strain BG's and a Green Sunfish. The neighbors hired hand used to seine some green sunnies out of a nearby creek to use for bait for fishing our pond. At least one green sunnies survived to breed in our pond. The hybrids looked very similar to a pumkinseeds and grew large, I caught a number of them in the 9-1/2 to 10" range, I even took one to our Game & Parks dept. thinking it was a NE state record pumkinseed, it exceeded the current record by an ounce an a half. Anyway they had to have a specialist at UNL look at it and count the gill rakes to determine if it was a hybrid or not, and it was. Anyway, we had a copper sulfate related oxygen sag one year and that was the end to all of the BG/GS hybrids, they just didn't handle the stress as well the pure strain BG's. As a side note that one green sunny was caught and removed from our pond.



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BM- That would depend on the size of each fish. I certainly would not put 1-2" LMB in a completely open pond (no cover) with full grown giants.

I would like to try an experiment:

Everyone close your eyes and imagine that you are a bream fisherman ONLY. Catfish, tilapia, small mouth bass, and especially large mouth bass are out of the question (we are playing pretend, ok?). Your goal is to catch really large bream that will fight you like the devil himself and once cooked would taste like it had been submerged in butter. Would this change anyone's opinion if just even slightly? I believe it would.

My point is that everyone has different goals in their pond. Most of the pond bosses here appear to be bass fisherman. Great!!! But each situation, stocking, and maintenance program is different. Let's just offer opinions and agree to disagree.

Deb

PS- Mr. Lusk would you be opposed to us purchasing an ad from you.


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Deb,

You're good, very good. I don't know about your products and methods yet, but dang, you're good!

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One other thing which has not come up, Ken also sells bluegill/coppernose/redears at the exact same price as GG. But he will try to push the advantages of the GG. If you want a "normal" stocking just tell him what time you want the truck to show up.

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Greetings all. I follow these threads, usually every two or three days, when not on the road. I post to answer specific questions, or keep things in order, if I deem it necessary.
One of my favorite aspects of our site is the difference of opinions. My post was in response to two things. First, the stocking rates, in my opinion, are excessive. Second, the offer to send catalogs sent my antenna up. That's it, nothing more.
It's obvious Deb's intelligience level is high, and her ability to communicate it is exceptional, also.
Deb, you are welcome on this site. Personally, I like the variations in opinions. Seems everyone has one, and can support it. As Martha Stewart might say, "That's a good thing." At the same time, when I saw the general stocking rates, I was compelled to refute them. That's all. If they work for you, and have for forty-odd years, go get 'em. I've personally been a fisheries biologist and lake manager for twenty-six years. I spend my time with individual clients all over the nation,designing lakes, creating individual management strategies, then helping them buy and stock different species of fish from different hatcheries around the United States, and have formed different opinions on what works, and what doesn't.
I am not opposed to hybrid sunfish. I see them as a tool. Many different hatcheries advertise them and sell them. Since Ken's fish are a proprietary genetic blend, I can't defend or refute them. I simply don't know, and the scientist in me wonders how much of that is marketing and how much is biology, kind of like the "tiger bass" trademark. Capitalists are always looking for an angle. I look for results for my clients. All I know is, hybrid sunfish on the general market fit a well defined niche. They don't grow to five pounds. The ones I have seen over the years will grow beyond 3/4 pound, and some even get to 1 1/2 pounds. An exceptional fish pushes two. That's what I have seen, that's what I can talk about.
I welcome Deb's input, and her intellect. Conflicting opinions are great, honestly. It's how we all grow, and how we all learn. Heck, if everyone agreed, we wouldn't have this site. Meadowlark, I will always welcome opinions. At the same time, I am in charge of this site and will take charge when I see fit. I saw fit.
Bill Duggan, I don't think any differently now about hybrid sunfish than I did before these posts. I see them as a niche fish. If Deb's and Ken's fish are better, that's great. My knowledge and understanding of their fish is the same now as it was yesterday and the day before. Ken's Fish Hatchery has filled a niche in the stocking business, and their clientele, as everyone's tends to be, is loyal.
I respect that.
What works for Bill Duggan fits directly with the suppliers he chooses. What fits for Ken's and Deb's company matches their clients. Same for me.
It's healthy, it's business, and personally, I like it.
Deb, let me be as clear as I can. Your posts are refreshing, thoughtful and well spoken. You bring points not brought before on this site. I think it's great. Just don't openly try to sell anything. It's as simple as that. Stay on, read on, post on. You are welcome here.
And, if I disagree with stocking rates, or anything else, with anyone on this site, I will raise the point, then give my opinion, and everyone can take it or leave it. Heck, it's your pond.
The most exciting thing about all this is the fact a wide variety of thinking brings people "out of the box." Too many people get lodged into what I call "definite opinions" and the learning curve dwindles. Not with this website.
Bring it on, everyone.


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Very well put Bob! I couldn't agree with your post more.

Greg, just in case you haven't figured it out yet. ML hates your guts. He will at, every oportunity he sees he can get away with it, put you down.
I believe it must have started when you advised him to fertilize to shade out weeds. He either didn't give you enough info on his pond ie: fertile already, or wasn't the pondmister he thought he was & misapplied your suggestion. Now he blames you for his mistake & will always do so. He is not the type of person I would care to spend the day in a boat with.
Remember, there are those in this world that will always blame others & never take responsibility for their own actions.
ML's invite, reguardless of what he is now saying, to the GG people was simply to try to put you on the spot. That's obvious to anyone following his sarcastic posts toward you. They will never end.
In summary, People like ML don't matter ... ignore him.

Well, Sunil, I had 2.


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The diversity on this forum, just as diversity in nature, is healthy and beneficial. Open mindedness leads to learning. I have another question about GG growth rates; should I ask it and bury it here, or post it under Types of Fish to Choose?


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"Greg, just in case you haven't figured it out yet. ML hates your guts. He will at, every oportunity he sees he can get away with it, put you down.
I believe it must have started when you advised him to fertilize to shade out weeds. He either didn't give you enough info on his pond ie: fertile already, or wasn't the pondmister he thought he was & misapplied your suggestion. Now he blames you for his mistake & will always do so. He is not the type of person I would care to spend the day in a boat with.
Remember, there are those in this world that will always blame others & never take responsibility for their own actions.
ML's invite, reguardless of what he is now saying, to the GG people was simply to try to put you on the spot. That's obvious to anyone following his sarcastic posts toward you. They will never end.
In summary, People like ML don't matter ... ignore him."

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Hey Guys - step back please.....!
We don't need this........!
I highly regard both gentlemen's opinions and advise - and have benefited from PB forum respondents.

Remember, we are from many different parts of the country with differing pond problems and objectives.
I appreciate all opinions even when I disgree...!

Respectfully,
George Glazener

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Agreed, George

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Bill Cody please feel free to ask any questions you need to. If I don't know the answer I will found out for you. I started this thread to open everyone's mind about different options, so questions are expected.
Thanks again for the respect you have shown me!

Thank you also to Mr. Lusk for allowing us to stay on board.

Something occurred to me around midnight last night. Most everyone on this forum is in the pond management mode, either by profession or by trait. I look at things more from the prevention aspect (ie the pond dye, feed, aeration) from the beginning. Could this be a reason behind the conflicts that have come about? We do have one Sub-contractor who handles pond management, but he is not an employee of the company. We spend so much time in research and development that we have not focused on you all's end of it. May be something to change. Just a thought to throw out there?

Also, if I may pose a question to anyone why such high recommendations out there for fertilizer in a pond? This has always intrigued me! What are we growing?

Deb


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Easy now Ric; back away from the Java. ;\)


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I agree with George. This thread has created more unkindness to each other. I think it better to back off about half a turn and get back to exhanging ideas, opinions about pond management and you pros answering questions from amateurs like me.

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Also, if I may pose a question to anyone why such high recommendations out there for fertilizer in a pond? This has always intrigued me! What are we growing?Deb
Deb,

Good question, but unfortunately, the question has the effect of throwing gasoline on a fire in this Forum...in more ways than one. I suggest, if you are bullet proof, and enjoy getting slammed \:\) , that you start a new thread that outlines your position on fertilization. I would really like to read your position on that...and would really like to see an open discussion of the topic without rancor on this Forum.

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