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We had 14" of rain a few weeks ago. We received 8" of rain Friday night. The two events combined into a massive flash flood. My 5 acre lake is built between 3 little mountains and the water over my spill way wiped out everything down stream. Culverts roads fences even knocked down trees. The cleanup has been on going even since. I was standing at one of the new culverts last night and noticed a little cloud of 100 or so 1/2" long fish. Im betting they were from my first bass spawn. That got me to thinking. I wonder how many fish left with the flood water. I added 150 HSB 3 days before the flood hit. I wonder if any decided to stay. I have read a lot here about stocking X amount of this and X amount of that. How does a fellow account for something like this? It shocked my lake to the point the bream are not even eating the feed
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