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Hi y'all im on a new account couldn't get into my old one. I have a 1.25 acre pond in glen rose tx and have put a couple rounds of adult bass into the pond over the last three years.
Long story short catch rates are still very low and on top of that the overall population of adult bass seems extremely low. I can count on two hands the bass I have located about the 1lb size in the pond over the last 6 months. Our electro survey last year also yielded disappointing results.
The couple bass I have are very healthy and over weight which seems to confirm the appearance of low numbers of bass. Having now brought in hundreds of fingerlings and adults over the last 3 years I can't figure out where these fish have gone. It appears I've lost quite a few in the process or they somehow are escaping my vision and lures consistantly over the months and years.
quite an unusual problem but one that I'd rather have than an pond overrun with bass.
For background my pond is very clear and I can see and fish about 80% all over the surface area of the pond so I get a very good idea of what's swimming around on a given day.
Thoughts, solutions anything anyone has got is welcome.
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