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i stocked my 1/2 acre pond in eastern north carolina in october.i stocked fathead minnows,native bluegills,and channel catfish(i used the recommended number of each per bob lusk's book raising trophy bass.i don't want to stock the bass until my bluegills and minnows spawn.does anyone on this site know about what month in eastern north carolina should my bluegills and minnows spawn.thanks for any help on this subject.
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Im from Texas, so don't know. But the standard measure is when the water temp hits about 58 to 65, different species spawn in that range.
Bluegill will spawn several times throughout the summer. Fathead minnows need structure to spawn on. They lay their eggs on the bottom side of limbs in the water. Lots of people throw in a few pallets for them.
Nick Smith
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