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Hello all, I live in southeastern Indiana and my pond is three years old- a little less than an acre. My adult and intermediate size bass seem to be doing great compared to the relative weight charts, but last years bass crop seem to only be 2 to 3 inches long. There may be some in there little bigger than that but not much. The bluegill and redear are doing great other than a little bit of a parasite or bacterial problem earlier this spring. Last summer I did have issues with overgrowth of southern naiad, and it looks like that has contributed to a high survival rate of bluegill and bass of last year's crop. My question is should my last year bass crop be larger? If so what would be recommended corrective actions? Thanks in advance for any suggestions
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