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IF a bass is stunted, it will be very slender and usually with an oversized head - it is a sign of a pond being out of balance - too many bass (mouths) and too little forage (food) - bass will not eat feed or pellets - the feeding is for the forage fish such as bluegills - it stimulates them to spawn more which in turn provides more food ultimately for the bass. I would suggest an aggressive harvest of bass, especially any under 12-14 inches. Then add forage fish such as the hybrid bluegill. Read the post on this site but for sure buy Bob Lusk book sold on this site on Pond Management. Good luck
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