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Editor, Pond Boss Magazine Lunker
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At Bob Lusk Outdoors, our pond management company, we have a free monthly newsletter. Summer temperatures, especially this year, are important to understand when it comes to handling fish. I thought it appropriate to share this article with you, authored by Walter Bassano. http://www.bobluskoutdoors.com/articles/summer-temps-take-toll-on-big-bass-2018-06-4386
Teach a man to grow fish...
He can teach to catch fish...
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It's probably better not to fish our ponds at all when the water is hot unless we plan on keeping every large specimen of any species. It seems not to hurt 6" BG or 10" LMB to put them back.
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Fed X just delivered a Pintair Micro bubbler to me yesterday. My plan is set it in the bottom of an ice chest. Fill it with pond water and attach bubbler to an O2 bottle. If someone hooks up with an HSB or larger LMB off the pier the system will be set up for an emergency attempt of resuscitation. I am trying to attempt a process that was used by George Glazner . I hope I did not misspell Georges last name. But if so, I am sure he would give me a pass, Maybe 
Do not judge me by the politicians in my City, State or Federal Government.
Tracy
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