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Prokop,
Welcome to Pond Boss!
I am an amateur, so this is not expert advice.
There have been lots of threads on Pond Boss that demonstrate that sometimes the best way to "fix" a pond is to start over from scratch.
Usually that involves draining the pond, OR partially draining the pond and then adding a chemical to kill all of the existing fish. (Typically rotenone.)
That may be too radical for your plans, but it would give you excellent control of your pond going forward.
I believe it is difficult to manage a pond with only BG and channel cats. The BG have the opportunity to produce too many offspring and then all of the fish in the pond may become stunted.
Have you tried not feeding for 3-4 days prior to your fishing attempts? Many of the people with automatic feeders say they turn off their feeders prior to a planned fishing effort.
Hopefully, one of our actual experts will drop into your thread for some good advice.
Good luck on managing your pond to match your goals!
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