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Some of you already know that my pond stocking got off to a rough start. A brief summary is: GSF(at least one)showed up without knowing it, a spawn happened of what looks like HBG, and then I stocked trout to knock back the hatch(also stocked BG at the time). A link to a lot of the specifics is here. What I am wondering now is what management process do I need to do into the future when I probably have all three species present? Do I, or even can I, try to encourage it to all BG, or all HBG, or forever mixed? I am not set on any absolute must have type of fishery. I want plenty of fish dinners, with a type of BG as the main table fare and focus. Initially I wanted just straight BG because they would reproduce the most without the cost of stocking every year. Just throwing this out there for options and ideas that anyone might have.
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Managing a mix of BG, HBG, GSF
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fish n chips
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10/21/13 11:58 AM
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Re: Managing a mix of BG, HBG, GSF
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ewest
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10/21/13 01:23 PM
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fish n chips
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10/21/13 04:47 PM
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ewest
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10/22/13 12:55 AM
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10/22/13 11:46 AM
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ewest
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10/22/13 01:50 PM
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