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So I got the bluegill and redear delivered a few weeks ago. I now have a blue heron that has taken up residence at my pond. He is getting the very few dead fish, and maybe a few of the ones I see close the edge that are about to die. Again, very few fish that have died or look sick. My question is should I be concerned about the healthy fish? Can the blue heron get the healthy fish? Banks are 3:1 down to 12 feet deep. I do have a spawning area that is 3 feet deep but has a lot of fish structures for hiding. Thought about getting a decoy, anyone have success with one? Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you. Yes, the Blue Heron can get the healthy fish. I have had them stab Rainbow Trout that were 14" long and Largemouth Bass that were 12"-14" in length also. I have never seen one eat a dead fish. If you get a decoy, get a swan decoy.
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