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A question for Bob Lusk. Where can I purchase this book for us Canadians that live in Southwestern Ontario. I tried your 1-800 # and couldn't get thru. I would like to add to my library of pond/management. Thanks for your help.
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Rowly,
Maybe they all went fishing. You know how those southerners are. If it's a good day for fishing, well... Come to think of it I have that problem on nice days as I'm self employed. It's really bad when you have fishing ponds on the property!
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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Cecil, great new pics love those fish. Good luck with your perch etc and hopefully someone will respond with how to get that fine book?
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For a copy of "Raising Trophy Bass," call (903) 546-6144.
Principles demonstrated in the handbook will suffice in Canada, too, with the notable exception of Dec. 1-May 1.
Otherwise, the fundamentals of prey-predator relationships and forage base are the same.
Enjoy.
Mark McDonald
Editor, Pond Boss
Editor, Raising Trophy Bass
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Thanks Mark I will give you a call.
Rowland
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