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Salty 04-13-2010 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by simplepeddler (Post 139373)
we are on our eighth year.
About 2/3 acre surface area. We overstocked and have yet to recover....just for thoughts.......

One acre, properly stocked will support roughly 100 pounds of bass.
10 10 pounders or 100 one pounders....

coopernose bluegill have been great.
threadfine minnows to start, then the blue gill, then the bass.

Southern is right 4-5 surface acres for sacalait.

depth has little to do with it.....6 feet average is good.
fertilizer is important.

did I mention www.pondboss.com??

invaluable.

google Bob Lusk.....he is the man on ponds in the gulf coast area.
LSU is good...pondboss is great

You sure? :confused: 208' x 208' x 4' = 1 acre of water

Zachary Boy 04-13-2010 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by huntin fool (Post 139384)
We just had a pond dug in december...Haven't stocked it...Adam how big is your pond?
Catfish however will find there way to it..middle of no-where our creek in ragley (piney woods) hold catfish..

Birds spread trash fish. They eat eggs at one place and then come to your pond and poo in it. Supposedly they (eggs) also get on birds feet and get redistributed. Experts are warning fisherman to get all the water out of their bilge when they fish from lake to lake. Carrying bad seed...

adamsfence 04-13-2010 08:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by huntin fool (Post 139384)
We just had a pond dug in december...Haven't stocked it...Adam how big is your pond?
Catfish however will find there way to it..middle of no-where our creek in ragley (piney woods) hold catfish..


fool i don't really know i would probly say 200 x 200x6' deep (not really sure thats why i carry a range finder when i bow hunt:D) i didn't measure i just said start here and go here.

simplepeddler 04-13-2010 09:09 PM

too shallow could be a problem because of weed control.
enough depth so the sun does not reach the bottom.

yes SURFACE acre. That is how I heard it.

Southern, you guys are welcome anytime. Just take everything out under 12' on the bass and all bream

Salty 04-13-2010 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simplepeddler (Post 139483)
too shallow could be a problem because of weed control.
enough depth so the sun does not reach the bottom.

yes SURFACE acre. That is how I heard it.

Southern, you guys are welcome anytime. Just take everything out under 12' on the bass and all bream

:eek:

That shouldn't be a problem. :) :smokin:

southern151 04-13-2010 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simplepeddler (Post 139483)
too shallow could be a problem because of weed control.
enough depth so the sun does not reach the bottom.

yes SURFACE acre. That is how I heard it.

Southern, you guys are welcome anytime. Just take everything out under 12' on the bass and all bream

I'll take or leave whatever you want! I'll also take you up on it! My lil boy would love it! I'll be in touch!

simplepeddler 04-13-2010 09:22 PM

I know you truck and that blonde mug. LOL

just give me a call to let my bride know!

simplepeddler 04-13-2010 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Salty (Post 139484)
:eek:

That shouldn't be a problem. :) :smokin:

LOL
you be shocked at how hard these small pond bass are to catch!!

Salty 04-13-2010 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by simplepeddler (Post 139494)
LOL
you be shocked at how hard these small pond bass are to catch!!

Yeah, especially them 12'ers...............:p :smokin:.

adamsfence 04-13-2010 09:33 PM

that would be a serious record there........we are going to put leveys around it so it should end up about 8 or 9 foot

simplepeddler 04-13-2010 09:35 PM

one " ' " is like one inch around here!!!

without it and all things are different. LOL


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