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Shan.Got to go fishing for the first time this year friday.I didn,t know how much I had missed it but that first cast felt as good as the first time I. Well you it was fun anyway.I caught about 7 good size bass with 5pounds being the largest the bass seem to be as healthy as normal and very active.I have been trying an aproach that might seem to be a waist of money but when I go to the pond after a hard winter and catch a healthy fat bass it must be a little help.what i like to do is dump about 1000 per acre of a forage fish in the late fall and again in the early spring to give these bass less wieght loss during the winter.Do you think that I am waisting my time doing this I only do this to my own spot not any of my customers.your thoughts on this please.
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