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Fun day on the old pond with a surprise #523974 Jul 26th a 01:33 AM
by Brad346
Brad346	Normally I’m working 7 days a week this time of the year to get our hay up, but we had enough rain that I got a day off. I fished our old pond. Really happy to see the bluegills. I caught a pile of small bass of all sizes. I only managed to land one big bass. A little thin, but our males just stopped guarding the fry. The younger bass seem to be in good shape, so I’m blaming this on the spawn. I caught some big crappie, but no small ones. Pretty sure they are just helping feed the bass. Another decent bluegill. And a surprise. I put a few trout in this spring, because I thought the old ones were gone. I was wrong. Not a great picture, but probably 22 inches. Mostly concerned with getting him back in the water.