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This may not make any sense, but I thought I would ask the experts. I have a 20 acre lake in North Miss. The lake is not very fertile. I am planning to stock threadfin shad this spring and fertilize when the water warms up. I will use water soluable fertilizer when the water warms, but I was wondering if it would help to increase the fertilization in the water by putting granular fertilizer at water's edge to slowly dissolve during the winter months?? It seems to me that it would give me a little jump start when the water warms in the spring. Any thoughts or am I just figuring out another way to waste a little money? Bill
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