If you stock another predator, at the very least you should remove 1 to 2 bass for every new predator that you stock so the new fish have extra food to survive and the pond has new capacity for the new stocker fish. If the pond is currently at capacity with LMbass, and if you just remove a few bass the remaining agressive hungry established bass will use most of the limited amount of extra foods. Also it would be helpful to remove ample small bass about the length of the stocker walleye. This frees up some small forage foods for the walleye and or perch. You are removing some larger bass so there aren't so many present to eat the new stockers.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 03/28/13 08:02 PM.
