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Ranger - Scott is doing some experimenting using Northern Strain coppernose bluegill. I think these CNBG are sourced from Nebraska or Kansas.The hope and wishes are that this strain can survive and perform well enduring our northern winters that have short term ice cover. However IMO the best performances will probably be in the northern latitudes of the upper Ohio river. Global warming may help get the strain of CNBG established in the Midwest. More new pond owners may want to 'roll the dice" for this northern stain of CNBG.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 07/10/26 07:32 PM.
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