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With three types of predators, it would seem to be a predator heavy pond. From what I have read, you would reduce the # of each fish type. For instance, I was told by multiple members along with a few biologist to have a goal of 35-70 predators in my 3/4 acre pond.
I was thinking of splitting it between LMB and HSB since LMB will stick closer to the banks while the HSB will stay more in the open water.
I would think if you are stocking a new pond now with BG/RES/GSH/FHM or whatever forage base you would need to give them a minimum of 6 months with a lot of people advocating for a 1 year growth period prior to stocking predators, especially LMB.
3/4 Acre South Georgia Pond, 1,500 BG/RES; LMB coming soon
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