I totally understand what your are saying and agree that it may well be completely beyond my capabilities. The information on food size is something I have been looking for and am glad that you brought it into the conversation. If I determine that I am unable to make this a doable project, I will pull the plug before I get too deep into it.
If I determine that it is just not worth the effort, I will be completely satisfied with what Mother Nature will give to the resident bass and the size that they will achieve, naturally.
I realize that it’s not totally about food but I figured that if they had it and the proper habitat they would have the opportunity to grow bigger,faster. I live on the Ohio River and you can almost walk across the river on the backs of the shad, this time of the year so I get it that it’s not totally about food. There seems to always be some size of food source available however the fishing/catching and the rw are extremely low on the river. Has been for years, just google lightest Bassmaster Classic, ever.
As always, thank you for your insight.
