OK, if that won't help the RBS or help establish chubs then I won't waste my time with it. When the pond drops this summer I will talk to the landowner about adding some simple structure to the pond as pretty much all that's in there now is the spillway and some branches that have washed in during heavy rains. Maybe a couple of logs on cinderblocks and a few block or rock piles. The past few days have been a lot warmer and the LMB and BG have moved into the shallower water. Lots of BG can be seen around the edges of the pond and some are taking floating pellets. I fished for them the other day and was catching one every two or three casts in the 3-5 inch range. I caught one that was a little bigger than the average and also another RBS. For some reason the LMB are hanging out under the bridge at the mouth of the stream. It's probably 4 feet wide and maybe two feet deep there and the current isn't really strong but it's noticable. I've walked over the bridge a couple of times and had 15-20 LMB swim out from under it. I wouldn't be surprised at maybe 2 or 3 but I haven't found a reason that many would be stacked up in flowing water unless maybe they're preparing to spawn there? I always took LMB as a calm water fish though so I'm not sure.
