Originally posted by Greg Grimes:
GPR funny I'm the one saying maybe not fertilize, (ML you out there)
Greg,
Yes, sometimes, but since retiring, I just don�t have time to read as much�imagine that. :p
I certainly agree with you far more that it once appeared to some
�but actually it in fact only appeared that way. By the way, I still haven�t got that small feeder working since the coons destroyed it.
Originally posted by ga pond rookie:
after reading all the gambusia threads i just think i would agree with ML and theo that having a small fish in your pond that reproduces well and doesn't need replacing quite so often would be a great benefit. now where to find them
Ga pond rookie,
You expressed it very well�.Gams will never be a significant forage item for large bass, but they contribute mightily to small bass trying to get to be big bass in a hurry, as well as feed your larger BG. I have never had to restock them�one pond is estimated to be at least 75 years old and is teeming w/Gam�s. You need to have some shallow water weeds/grass etc. for best results. Greg can probably get you some, but if not you can get some from Ken�s Hatchery as they recommend stocking the Gam�s with all their orders. Kind of like the American express guy, I wouldn�t have a pond without them.
Good luck to you!
