Good to hear from ya Pottsy. I spent much time on the water and I didn't see any fingerling in the 2" plus range. However I did notice fry later this spring and watched them grow from 1" larger. At approx 1 1/2" to 2" the fingerling became very distinguished. The bluegill bodies elongated and the LM bass developed that lateral black line from head to tail. Today, these fingerling are in the 3-5" range for bass and 3" range for the bluegill. However, there are a few larger bass fingerling that are distinctively heavy and much thickered bodied. Given the grow rate of the average fingerling of this spring I still think a few of these bass could eat there way to this size in this shallow warm body of water with weed cover and a abundance of different size fry from multiple hatching of bluegill and insects. Any other thoughts on this matter. Thanks

Rowly