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Steve_ (Oct 9th 2020)

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Re: Restoring a bluegill pond #526631 Oct 9th a 08:44 PM
by Matzilla
Matzilla	Took the day off work to spend time at the pond I sold my old helix 5 g1 and got a helix 5 g2 with autochart....made a map of the pond. It is not 100% spot on but it is very close While cruising around making the map I found several schools of crappies and gills stacked up and suspended Caught a few to cull from the pond - tossed the fat ones back - skinny ones are on shore for the racoons Nice to see some 10" crappie! No pictures of bluegills but I caught 3 today, all very fat. I'll weigh and measure for rw tracking next time I fish Water clarity is rocking, with 3' of visibility, pond is looking very nice lately.