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Well I can tell you this from living in Wisconsin most of my life. If you have TM in your pond and they were both female and male. You won't have to much left in a few years. TM can get up to 50 plus inches long and eat EVERYTHING!! I once saw one in the shore trying to take down a close to 3 lbs LMB and it was only about 35 to 40 inches. So your right what you will end up with is TM and very large LMB and that's about it. Maybe a few big crappie?? N8LY you are right on when you say you need to remove them!!! And restock smaller ones or your going to have one BIG TM pond!! Which could be fun, you will know when your runnning out of food for them when they start eating the adults ducks!! And they will trust me I have seen it first hand! 
Last edited by RC51; 08/27/10 08:41 AM.
The only difference between a rut and a Grave is the depth. So get up get out of that rut and get moving!! Time to work!!
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