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Am thinking about buying this light. The only supplier I have found is at http://www.suttlefish.com/buglight2.htm Any thoughts or info? PS The other link I posted didn't work. This one does.
Last edited by j smith; 10/01/08 03:23 PM.
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Thanks for the info Brettski. I found another site that is $30 cheaper. Check out the cool video on their site. http://www.bo-jofishlight.com/PS click on View The.
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J-Smith, Check out http://www.hbpondmanagement.com/pondlight.htmThey have several types of lights including the Bo-Jo. Call up and ask for Nate and tell him you are a Pond Boss junkie. Good luck. Shawn
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I have my Bojo light coming Ups. Another question. I spoke to a hatchery today that will deliver and put our fish in the pond. The owner suggested I put 650 CNBG and 150 Redear because we live in a piny wood area. He stated our area is not fertile and from his experience it is better to put less fish for a healthy population. We will not be fertilizing nor feeding our fish. The amount seems to be low to me. Our pond is approx 1 and 1/2 acres Any comments?
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Better to go with less numbers if you dont plan on feeding. you dont want to have to wait for years for your fish to get big enough to eat.
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For infertile water, that number of fish sounds right. It may take an extra year to grow, but stocking light is always better than heavy. The fish will fill any voids.
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j smith so curious did you get the light from Nate? We of course have sold the light for about three years now. Yes those numbers are right on if your goal is a "balanced" fishery. Plan to stock 75 fingerling bass in June. You gotta respect a fish man that suggest less fish.
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