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recently I just lost over 300 redear and blugill 1"to 3" range over the spillway because of a 5" rain in a very short time 10" pipe couldn't take it. 75% redear , my blugill are hybrids,should i replenish my loss or rely on my first years spawn from my bass and maybe substitute fatheads ?
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Are you sure you lost them?? Have you seined of shocked the pond to check? Reason I am asking is Bob Lusk told me of a similar situation with a spillway blowing out and when they shocked what was left of the pond, there were still a bunch of fish in it. 
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Originally posted by BrianC: Are you sure you lost them?? Have you seined of shocked the pond to check? Reason I am asking is Bob Lusk told me of a similar situation with a spillway blowing out and when they shocked what was left of the pond, there were still a bunch of fish in it. would'nt be a bad idea to shock and get a estimated count but i certainly lost fish because they were all in the field behind my levee ! not counting the one's that made it to the creek .
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I bet the cat's in the area love you know.....as well as your neighbors.....(holding nose).
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