Your probably going to get plenty of help here. I'm no expert but have but have been working trying to turn around existing ponds to produce larger fish. This forum is the place to be thats for sure.
Everyone will agree on one thing and thats concentrating on getting your forage base in top shape first, AND keep it that way forever. Then your bass will grow regardless of what you put in.
Having the perfect spread of bass genetics is where all the opinions come in.
Probably a certain percentage of Northern and Floridas will be your best bet for the "long run." Say 60% northern and 40% Florida just as an example. Then let them start producing F1's or tiger bass naturally and for years to come. The tiger bass being a cross between the two original stockers and supposedly having the growth potential of the Florida and the aggression of the Northern. Clip the fins of the original stockers and never take them out, as they will keep your gene pool in order.
