Yesterday morning I counted twenty of those small patches of fish at one end of the pond. There were a few other patches of them on the other sides of the pond but I was to far away to count how many schools at that end. These schools of tfs are anywhere from a 2' circle or a 4' circle of fish feeding on the surface which makes a small ripple on the waters surface. And while in the boat I can get fairly close enough to see these fish are maybe a quarter inch to a half inch in size. They are smaller than the ones I see at the feeders. Now going back to the winters cold water temps and adding the Alum Sulfate the water went to 36" of visibility and now at 24". So I suspect low numbers of plankton at that time. Like I said, I am surprised at it all this year.
Last edited by TGW1; 09/08/18 06:55 AM.
