Quick background, this is an 11 acre pond in north central Texas. Average depth is probably around 10ft, greatest depth is 40ft. Two operational feeders (third needs a new battery) feeding Aquamax. The goal of this pond is trophy LMB. There have been several different stockings since and before it was filled. First stocking was unintentional in a flood event, where an unknown amount of bass and bluegill fry washed into the 30% full pond from one of our upstream ponds. This has likely occurred to some degree each subsequent major rain event, but these all would have now happened after the intentional stocking. Intentional stocking with Overton's were as follows:

December 2024 - From Hatchery: 250 6"-8" Advanced Northern LMB Fingerlings, 5000 1"-3" CNBG, 4400 Small RES, 250lbs GS
January 2025 - from Overton Customer Lake & Hatchery: 110 8"-15" Florida LMB, 5000 3"-6" CNBG, 250lbs GS
May 2025 - From Hatchery: 100 10"-12" HSB

A little unconventional in terms of size distribution, but the initial stockings needed to be big enough to not get eaten by the existing 3"-4" LMB identified from the flood event. Anecdotally, it looks like we had a very strong GS spawn and what looks to be a very strong BG spawn as well. GS were fleeing the boat left and right when the aeration was put in and there are BG beds everywhere shallow and all the BG have put on nice size as well. The water looks like its boiling whenever the feeders spin so I have to think the forage is in good condition.

Since June I have been catching and recording the LMB growth. Fishing has been conducted from the shore at the same two areas next to feeders. As you will see there is quite a large spread in relative weights, but average has been staying in the low triple digits. Hoping some of the more experienced folk on here could shed some insight into whether this is tracking well. I'm not sure what a normal relative weight fluctuation is throughout the year and know every body of water is different, so not sure if I should be treating this as a baseline for future years or if I should be culling low relative weight fish already (maybe these are the LMB that came in from the flood event?).

Here are the fishing survey results

June 2, 2025: 15 LMB caught:
Low Length: 8.125"
High Length: 10"
Average Length: 9.04"
Low Relative Weight: 90%
High Relative Weight: 140%
Average Relative Weight: 112%

June 7th, 2025: 13 LMB caught
Low Length: 7.75"
High Length: 10.25"
Average Length: 9.12"
Low Relative Weight: 64%
High Relative Weight: 163%
Average Relative Weight: 102%

June 21, 2025: 9 LMB caught
Low Length: 8"
High Length: 10.5"
Average Length: 9.35"
Low Relative Weight: 88%
High Relative Weight: 134%
Average Relative Weight: 108%

July 6, 2025: 12 LMB Caught
Low Length: 9"
High Length: 12.25"
Average Length: 10.19"
Low Relative Weight: 75%
High Relative Weight: 134%
Average Relative Weight: 99%

July 27, 2025: 6 LMB Caught
Low Length: 8.5"
High Length: 13.5"
Average Length: 10.69"
Low Relative Weight: 89%
High Relative Weight: 130%
Average Relative Weight: 108%