Most bass will never approach 10 pounds reguardless of how perfect the environment
I think the key word to this post is "most".
Then my question becomes, is it lack of food or other resources within the control of the pondmiester that limits a pond to producing only a fraction of the total bass population to double digit, or is the genetic potential simply not there for many of the individual LMB that never reach 10 lbs?
In other words in sports terms, will I never be a Wilt Chamberlain level basketball player or Wayne Gretzky hockey player no matter how hard I try?
Or in even more other words, can we ever create a pond full of 10 lb only LMB with no little ones? Or even "most"?
Maybe most LMB just decide to become couch potatoes and watch the game instead of becoming star players. Maybe the potential was never there.
Maybe I don't have a clue what I'm talking about.
