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Suggest you get the pond water / dirt tested to eliminate uncertainty. Often alkalinity is a limiting factor and no fertilizer is needed. If larger LMB are skinny (other than immediately post spawn) then there is a shortage of food at the right size ( i.e. 4-6 inch BG for example) for 3 lb LMB. I have no doubt the pond needed liming as it made all the difference. There seem to be a good number of BG that would give the bigger bass a meal. I'm debating now how long I should keep a bloom going. When the initial bloom wore off the visibility went to about 3.5' -4'. When I added recommended amount of perfect pond + last week the visibility dropped to about 18" (where it is now). I'm wondering if I should keep bloom going through summer or stop fertilizing.
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