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 Re: New Pond NE Ohio
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Mar 21st a 02:10 PM
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While I agree with you Dave, I will say that in my case my BG got ahead of my LMB and prevented them from spawning/recruiting. And I just stocked my BG in the spring (though a lot of them were 3") and my LMB in the fall.
I had to eventually supplemental stock LMB and harvest the heck out of BG to get it turned around and start catching recruits LMB.
Where I am mostly more interested in pan fishing (though friends that come mostly want to bass fish) it worked out ok though as we had a good fishery for what we wanted.
So there are potential problems either way as I see it, depending on what a persons ultimate goals are.
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