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I agree with esshup on the electroshock survey.
If over the course of last year, you were only catching 8-12 bluegill per outing, that sounds like an anemically low catch rate.
Just thinking past a shock survey, you would want to amp up that bluegill stocking rate to at least several hundred per acre, and implement a feeding program towards a goal of having large bass.
In any of my ponds, you would catch as many bluegill as you'd want in a given hour in warm weather.
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