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Originally posted by Robert H. Oujesky:
I should have also added the word 'easily' to the subject line... I just acquired a very small pond that has nothing in it. I just introduced a handful of minnows. The pond is aoubt 1/8th acre and about 8 feet deep. It is in the Gulf coast of Texas area. Anyway, I am interested in stocking with Tilapia this coming spring. When next fall comes around and I want to harvest the Tilapia, how do I do that (easily). What equipment do you recommend?
thanx Robert, I stocked about 20 male only tilapia in our 1/4 acre pond this spring, and I am looking forward to catching them this fall/early winter with fly tackle - if they survive this hot summer.  I feed high protein AQMX pellets in this pond and catch them on pellet flies.  Georg Glazener N.E. Texas
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