Guys :

Thanks for your replys . The following may help. The BG in the lake have not been fed .They will not be fed except behind the net where the bass can not sit and wait for them and only for 3 months. This may work as a negative stimulus on the bass outside the net [ie. they associate the feeding behind the net as the bass not being able to feed]. I hope this will avoid part of the non-aggressive problem dicussed in other posts on this outstanding site [super site and magazine]. The lake is 20+ years old and prior bass have not been clipped/tagged , but the new tiger bass to be added in the fall will be cilpped. The lake has 3 long arms which make up 70% of the lake area and I do not think that the feeding behind the net [in one arm] will congregate the bass or existing BG . I think the supplemental forage part of this experiment will work . The real question is will the addition of tiger bass in a lake with an abundant forage base , over time increase bass aggressiveness in all or most of the bass [new and existing] . Thanks EWest