Originally Posted By: adirondack pond
Nice plump gills Cecil, that's some great growth for 15 months, I guess they'll be real porkers by the end of next summer.
Were you planning on bringing some indoors ?


I was but the RAS project may have to be put on hold. Just moving the fish around, power washing cages, and doing pond maintenance for winter on top of my other business has taken it's toll on my time. I still haven't drained my two production ponds or seined them yet although the one was just used as a holding pond this year.

I still may put some YOY bg's in the tank for the winter. All hope is not lost yet.

What's really crazy is I'm considering getting some 10 inch brook trout and bringing them indoors to see if I can get them to catch up with the bigger trout that will stay in the outside pond. I'm not convinced I have had good survival of my outside trout even though I am seeing some healthy 14 to 16 inch fish perhaps 18 inches. I did however see one today with a small amount of fungus on it. Perhaps the males have been fighting. If there are any females that will be more likely to occur. I was supposed to get only males but...

Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 10/11/09 09:12 PM.

If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.