Thanks for your responce Ewest and others..
To start I will trap out some of the 3-5 in BG, that won't be hard because the feed like crazy.
What do you think about adding:
20 6+ inch CNBG
30 4-6 inch CNBG
10 4-6 inch RES
20 3-4 inch RES
10 8-10 inch Tiger Bass
4 Grass carp
Or should I just stick with 6+ CNBG and carp..??
And also continue feeding every afternoon and twice a day on weekends..
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We spent the morning counting bass and looking for large bluegill in the now crystal clear water and we saw:
LMB:
20+ - fingerlings
6- 6-8 inch
3- 10-12 inch
1- 14-16 inch bass
1- monster 24-28 inches that hides in an old hog feeder..
2- large BG and one of them was the one I caught and marked last week.. All other BG are fingerlings to 6 inches..
The pond has now been drawn down 2 feet.. The deepest spot is 6ft deep with 6 inches of muck.
Avg depth is now 3 ft deep and the exposed chara is dying fast in the sun..
Lot's of snails, millions of muscles, minnows and crawfish by the way..
Also the LMB do look fatter than they did 4 weeks ago... Must be munching out on the little BG like crazy..
When I feed the BG the LMB hang out a few feet away and make a strike into the BG ever so often... Fun to watch..
