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I am in full agreement with Greg's point... I really think starting over is the better decision more times than not. The amount of time it takes your fishery to rebuild itself after having been completely renovated isn't as long as some people think. Plus, it may take 4 or 5 years to get all that 10"-12" bass to grow again. When you could have just started over and in 4 or 5 years be catching 5+ pound that will be able to reach their genetic potential. It's just real hard for people to see all their fish go, no matter how many are stunted and undesirable species.
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