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jpsdad (Sep 19th 2024) |
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Re: Walleye yellow perch pond
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Sep 19th a 08:00 PM
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| by John Kruid |
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Jpsdad
It’ll probably be quite a while before I will get my hands on any of the carp. When I do I can certainly take weight and length measurements. I also do plan to try eating some. I’ve heard people say they are delicious. I won’t be adding any predators such as walleye anytime soon. Definitely plenty of time to do more research. I’ve read it’s possible to get walleye to spawn by using a water agitator to create a current along the bank if it’s sandy with gravel. Pretty interesting concept. My biggest concern right now is getting my yellow perch going again. They were doing well before the big fish kill. I assume they all died as they are one of the first to suffer from low DO. There were way more bass in there before so I know they can survive and spawn. Thanks for the comment about Sauger. I’ll look into that.
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