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Ewest I�m a Senior Mechanical Project Manager, which just means I have a little more goof off time to read the form. I�ve been reading Brue and your comment on growing big blue gills and pound of fish per acre. I have copied and printed this info for my guide line. With my little pond setup for kids fishing the BIG BASS is not going to be any where in my plans. Fifty pounds of bass per acre with the right water quality is a good bench mark I�m going to use. Next year I�ll take from the pond any bass over 15�( they are 9 to 11� now) which should be about 2 pounds. I have added straight gill to my group of hybrid and will again next year I�ll add some more try to get to a pour gill line of fish. The gills right now are about 6 to 7� Question how long before they get to 10�. Note they are feed better then maw maw feeding me. Twice a day with the high protein feed. Some of the smaller bass have been seen eating too. Now to my other question. With me keep 25 to 30 bass 2 pound are smaller, and taking all the gills 8 to 9� or smaller. How many bill gills will my � acre pond support? Again I love this form keep me young in though anyway. Body kind of going down hill but that just all the miles I�ve put on it. Thank for the held.
Just working my pond for Grandkids GET THE NET PAWPAW 
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