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Re: Trophy bass Catch-22? #548769 Jun 1st a 10:14 PM
by ewest
ewest	I think you are better off than you believe. If only a few 5 or 6 Fla LMB survived to spawn then those genes are set in your pond. If only a few of the F-1s survived to spawn, more of the same. There are several published studies and some unpublished as well that show that , in southern waters , Fla genetics tend to increase over time where stocked into Northern LMB lakes. I would want more info based on your facts before I pulled the GShad lever. Bob has done several of these studies , see if you can get him to chime in. Also I have posted results from some of the studies.