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Western Ky generally has fertile soil,so large LMB are not out of the question. Some of the best fishing in the state is at Kentucky/Barkley lake and Malone.
Once you have 3 to 4 feet of water in the basin of your pond,put in fat head minnows but no predators,bluegills,bass,catfish etc.
They should overwinter fine and will survive our few days of ice on the pond surface. Don't be tempted to jump start bass growth by adding some too soon. I suggest you call Paul Rister,western district fisheries biologist at 1-270-753-3886 for his opinion. I,ve dealt with a number of ky's biologists thru the yrs and found them always helpful.
The magazine,"Kentucky Afield" is only $18.00 for two years and like Pond Boss magazine it is well worth the price. No, I'm not a paid promoter for them but i've subscribed to PB for twenty yrs and KA for at least fourty yrs. Great reading,both!
Good luck with your pond,you're going to love it!
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