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I have just completed the repair and enlarging a lake on our property to about 20 plus acres. I have stocked the coppernose bream (about 10,000) in Early Dec of 07. My question is this, we have two stocked ponds on the property (2.5 acre and 3.5 acre) that are beginning to get a little bass heavy. They are stocked with the F1 bass. Would it work to move yearling bass into the large lake, rather than the fingerling bass and thus enable fishing earlier? Would I not be able to get the proper ratio of bass to bream? If this would work, about how many of the larger bass should be stocked?
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