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Bass love threadfins, and grow quite large with them on the menu. Trouble is, they're not always easy to get.
Anybody interested in stocking threadfins? Cost: $125/thousand.
Mark McDonald
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Yep, I'm interested but what are the chances of survival?
We had a winter kill on Lake Texoma winter before last that wiped out the entire threadfin shad population.
TP&W restocked and they came back strong but we had skinny stripers and lost a bunch of big fish!
I will be interested next spring most likely, and just take my chances. Where will they be available?
george
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I talked with a fish hatchery and they said threadfin do not do very well in a 1 acre pond. Is that true?
Wesley
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I have been looking for 15-30 thousand threadfin for stocking near Shreveport LA, but haven't been able to locate any. Any help would be appreciated.
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