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Snipe I don't catch many GSF in my pond. The ones I get come from a drainage ditch close by and are only 2-3" so I really think I am just feeding my LMB when I dump em in. I have only caught some BG-GSF hybrids. I don't catch much of any small BG either. I think the problem is YOY not getting a chance to grow. Too many predators. I think all the shallow areas will help the YOY to survive. I will be making some really dense brushpiles for the little ones also. Been reading a lot about aeration and how it effects all the little green critters along with clearing up some of that muck at the bottom. I think that is also a good step for a natural feed pond as to enhance those things at the bottom of the food chain.
Nothing like seeing your bobber bobbing. 1 acre pond with LMB BG GSF BH CC and whatever else I can find Not after trophies I just like catching and eating fish Buddy R Hill
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