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Anyone knows where to get fish tags? My first kit was given as a gift so I don't know the brand. I have tagged 100 already and need more tags (201-300). Tagging is so easy and the data really keeps you informed on the bass WR. I used a spreadsheet to collect and graph the data. Now I will be sorting out WR between summer and winter WR. This may tell me how to adjust my "frying pan bass" catch? My WR overall is 103.8% for new tagged and "repeat offenders" catch.
2 ac. Tank/ aka "Pond"
Fathead Minnows Early Spring 2014 Qty.3000
CopperNose Perch 3-5" Late Fall 2014 Qty. 150
F1 Bass 4-5" Fall 2015 Qty. 250
Redear Perch 3-5" Spring 2017 Qty.150
Tilapia 6-8" April 2018 40 lbs
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I just ordered a tagging kit from lakework.com. Its a company run by someone here on Pond boss, I believe. They have extra tags and everything related.
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For us newbies, can you post a pic of a tagged fish? I'm interested in seeing where it's placed.
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Lakework would be Greg Grimes of Ball Ground Georgia. haven't seen him here for several years.
Good guy.
Last edited by Dave Davidson1; 09/12/18 05:08 AM.
It's not about the fish. It's about the pond. Take care of the pond and the fish will be fine. PB subscriber since before it was in color.
Without a sense of urgency, Nothing ever gets done.
Boy, if I say "sic em", you'd better look for something to bite. Sam Shelley Rancher and Farmer Muleshoe Texas 1892-1985 RIP Grandpa
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After some research, I believe mine came from Lakework. On the process of tagging. Go to Lakeworks website and they have videos of how to tag fish. I believe tagging is one step in a good management plan for long term fishery. Tags are not cheap, but neither are fishing lures! You can tell the males from the female by the growth rate of the repeated fish you catch with some degree of accuracy. It makes you go fish!
Thanks for the reply's- Fish On!
2 ac. Tank/ aka "Pond"
Fathead Minnows Early Spring 2014 Qty.3000
CopperNose Perch 3-5" Late Fall 2014 Qty. 150
F1 Bass 4-5" Fall 2015 Qty. 250
Redear Perch 3-5" Spring 2017 Qty.150
Tilapia 6-8" April 2018 40 lbs
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For us newbies, can you post a pic of a tagged fish? I'm interested in seeing where it's placed. 
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Half acre 30 year old farm pond, Mebane NC. Aeration & feeder. LMB, CC, SC, BG, HBC, two no account welfare carp and nine seasonal Tilapia that all the other fish are terrified of. 
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I don't know if that is the "right" place to put a tag just saw that picture on lakework's website and used it. Thinking I may do this once I thin the herd on my pond.
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