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It makes great sense; I just know I won't be able to not go a step further once mine are at that level. If I could afford it I would like to stock some threadfin during the 8 months of the year that our water temp is above 42* and maybe trout during the winter months. This is of course a pipe dream as it seems like it would be quite expensive especially since I will be having to restock every year but imagine the possibilities in true HAWG growth having stocked F-1's. Frankly I'm thinking that once my bass are at the shad eating size I will stock gizzards while having at least yearly electroshock surveys done so I will know when it's time to take out some or all of the really big shad that are taking up valuable biomass.
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