CJBS2003, exactly what I'm going for. Variety, but nothing too crazy. The walleye and pickerel will be in very low numbers, just for something to catch as a novelty from time to time. They should have very little impact on the pond overall. The HSB will be stocked in slightly higher numbers. The smallmouth will be the largest number of new predator fish stocked. I am hoping to manage the LMB population enough to keep them going. We'll see how that goes in practice, but it's my intention anyway. The yellow perch and redear stocking numbers will probably be roughly the same.

I enjoy fishing for LMB and BG, but honestly, I really like to just troll from time to time, and due to the size, depth and contour of my pond it is quite easy and fun to do. The walleye, pickerel, hybrid stripers and perch make that a much more exciting prospect. It would also provide some more fishing fun in the colder months when the LMB are pretty lazy.





12 ac pond in NW Missouri. 28' max depth at full pool. Fish Present: LMB, BG, RES, YP, CC, WB, HSB, WE, BCP, WCP, GSH.