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Shorthose gives great testimony about using a fall stocking of trout. Numerous others here have also used trout in the fall with similar very good results. When it comes time in the Spring to catch them you could have a family fishing party. Great entertainment and fun. With almost daily feeding and with using aeration during winter ice to keep a small open water area the 1 pound stockers could be close to 3+ pounds by late June in Ohio when warm water over 70F and low deep water DO eventually kills them. Fenders Fish Hatchery near Baltic OH has nice trout in the fall. If you can figure out how to haul then back to your pond it would be a lot cheaper. A big meal frame water tote can be used for hauling. My local agri elevator has lots of them and sells them for under $50. Make sure water in the tote does not kill fish; test it before hauling trout. Sometimes you might be able to get on one of Fenders other deliveries into your area although delivery may or may not be cheaper than a regular delivery.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 03/14/23 09:45 AM.
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