STOCKING My Pond with TROPHY FISH
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Date: 2019-09-08
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Comments and reviews: 9
Claudia Weber
First let me say that I enjoy watching your videos very much. Thank you for posting them. The only thing I might suggest, is handling the fish better, with a little more respect and paying attention to how and when you release them. This is especially important in your private pond. Stressed and traumatized fish can easily create disease and sickness. And you dont want any of that in your pond. Also, i wouldnt put much trust and faith into your supplier, they didnt even show you how to properly handle your net or release your fish. Well anyway, I like your pond.
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First let me say that I enjoy watching your videos very much. Thank you for posting them. The only thing I might suggest, is handling the fish better, with a little more respect and paying attention to how and when you release them. This is especially important in your private pond. Stressed and traumatized fish can easily create disease and sickness. And you dont want any of that in your pond. Also, i wouldnt put much trust and faith into your supplier, they didnt even show you how to properly handle your net or release your fish. Well anyway, I like your pond.
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Tyler Hughes
I wouldn't put crappie in a bass and catfish pond. I know others will say different but in every pond I've ever Fished if there were crappie everything else suffered. They reproduce so fast and eat everything they really out compete fish in a pond. I'd establish healthy bream and forage shiners crawdads etc populations then add small bass and a few medium and maybe 3 or 4 over 2lbs for every acre then the next year if bass are reproducing and forage seems healthy add a few grown crappie maybe 10 per acre they will explode fast
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I wouldn't put crappie in a bass and catfish pond. I know others will say different but in every pond I've ever Fished if there were crappie everything else suffered. They reproduce so fast and eat everything they really out compete fish in a pond. I'd establish healthy bream and forage shiners crawdads etc populations then add small bass and a few medium and maybe 3 or 4 over 2lbs for every acre then the next year if bass are reproducing and forage seems healthy add a few grown crappie maybe 10 per acre they will explode fast
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Alex Cheshier
You can stockThe hybrids and they wont over populate so if you stalk like 20 you can see how they do They also taste amazing and I would definitely get a fish feeder and use high protein food. Depending of how many minnows, tadpoles and crayfish you stock would depend on how much I would feed. Whats the depth of your pond? Small mouth would be awesome
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You can stockThe hybrids and they wont over populate so if you stalk like 20 you can see how they do They also taste amazing and I would definitely get a fish feeder and use high protein food. Depending of how many minnows, tadpoles and crayfish you stock would depend on how much I would feed. Whats the depth of your pond? Small mouth would be awesome
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Daryl Johnson
This made me cringe so hard you have no respect for the animals you take care of this is so disappointing and your lack of respect as well as your retarded beard is what makes me hate you the most out of all of the googans jon b lunkers and LFG are the only good googans
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This made me cringe so hard you have no respect for the animals you take care of this is so disappointing and your lack of respect as well as your retarded beard is what makes me hate you the most out of all of the googans jon b lunkers and LFG are the only good googans
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Houston Eckstrom
hybrids are a bad idea if you dont want green sunfish. they will spawn hybrids, bluegils, and green sunfish. you will get a few since you already have greenies, they wrecked my ponds for massive crappie, perch, and pure gills
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hybrids are a bad idea if you dont want green sunfish. they will spawn hybrids, bluegils, and green sunfish. you will get a few since you already have greenies, they wrecked my ponds for massive crappie, perch, and pure gills
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Connieandblyde Monsters
For crawfish use thin slices of cow heart and right before you place the trap put some frozen cat food in the trap. Cat food draws them in as it defrosts, the heart keeps them sustained while they wait for harvesting.
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For crawfish use thin slices of cow heart and right before you place the trap put some frozen cat food in the trap. Cat food draws them in as it defrosts, the heart keeps them sustained while they wait for harvesting.
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James Harrell
I personally would have left the catfish out they eat the bluegills and the fast if you're trying to start a population the bluegills and bass would have been your best option and left the catfish out
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I personally would have left the catfish out they eat the bluegills and the fast if you're trying to start a population the bluegills and bass would have been your best option and left the catfish out
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Owen Rigsby
I live in Alabama and our ponds we like to keep some ponds with catfish and hybrid bream others with bluegills and largemouth bass. This just seems to work the best for us for growing big fish
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I live in Alabama and our ponds we like to keep some ponds with catfish and hybrid bream others with bluegills and largemouth bass. This just seems to work the best for us for growing big fish
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John Sullivan
Holy shit, I wish there was a slow mode where I could actually listen to you talk. You say more in 10 seconds than any normal person can say in 2 hours. Lay off the speed next time.
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Holy shit, I wish there was a slow mode where I could actually listen to you talk. You say more in 10 seconds than any normal person can say in 2 hours. Lay off the speed next time.
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