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Looks nice! Main course for tilapia if they are legal.
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Looks nice! Main course for tilapia if they are legal. I was told they wont make it thru the winter or Id have them. I guess I could stock in the spring and harvest them before the water gets too cold??? Do folks just restock them every year?
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Looks nice! Main course for tilapia if they are legal. I was told they wont make it thru the winter or Id have them. I guess I could stock in the spring and harvest them before the water gets too cold??? Do folks just restock them every year? You can harvest the larger ones when they get sluggish. The bass will 'harvest' all the rest of them ... People do restock every year or overwinter brood stock in indoor set-ups.
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