That is probably what I would do but my wife who puts up with me spending waaaaaay to much money on these ponds said she would love it if we could sit on the deck and look straight down 1 long pond instead of having that grass patch in between. Guess what's happening?
Here is an out there idea that anyone around the great lakes may comment on.
I spend a lot of time on Erie and have learned 2 things for sure
1 - Perch, Bass and Walleye are all Using the Goby as a big part of there diet. And Gobys will surround a bass bed and if that Male is pulled off for even a few second they will flood the bed and eat the eggs.
SOOOOO If I want Walleye, Perch and Bluegill in the same pond, with the Buegill making the same style bed as a bass is the goby not the perfect addition.
Goby eats bluegill eggs and Walleye and Perch eat Goby.
