I know we have talked about rating top of the line predetors before in other post, but mention them here again.
All agreed the top of the line predetor is the Flathead unparalleled to any other (for southeast any way)
Then we say Blues then LMB, then Channels.
I guess on of the biggest fears is that adding somthing like blues or even channels is that they may not do what we hope they do. By this I mean they my lend them selvs to forage on the bream and shad, instead of forageing on the small bass, correct? If there were some way to control the cats diet to mostly bass then we have a winning situation. We know that cats don't reproduce therefor we know how many are in the lake, and can easily control there numbers, right? When the bass population goes down we can easily adjust by harvesting more cats....
Guys this is just an idea.....sort of supports Eastlands thoughts
