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jpsdad (Feb 21st 2022) |
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 Re: Shock sampling Bluegill and large mouth numbers
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Feb 21st a 07:49 PM
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jpsdad, the reason why the LMB in that lake grew slowly to 16" but grew better once having attained that size is probably gape size. Larger fish are able to eat a larger and wider variety of food.
I believe that is why HBG will grow faster than regular BG for the first few years, then regular BG seem to overtake the HBG and surpass them size wise.
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