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We have a ~7 acre pond. It's somewhat bass heavy, but lots of chara and really clear water, secchi disc readings to 14' at times. We seem to have too many small bluegill in spite of lots of small bass. I'm thinking of adding a good feeder to increase the size / growth rate of the bluegills that reach a decent size. But, can I make a dent in the size structure in this size BOW? Would feeding 500 lbs/year do anything? Is there a feed size / type that only the larger bluegills (5" and up) can eat? Sorry for all the questions but I don't want to make an expensive mistake, and I know folks on here have experience and insight.
Thanks for any thoughts. Dale
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