WE GREW THESE MONSTER BASS IN JUST FOUR YEARS!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2021
- What are the secrets to growing monster bass in a large pond or lake?
This 30 acre pond was drained just 5 years ago. And through our complete pond management program, we were able to grow 7 lb + largemouth bass in just four years after stocking.
Join us to see how we were able to ensure these bass had all they needed to grow as fast as they did.
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Chubs are bass’s favorite food. That’s forage fish.
That pond is glorious man.
Absolutely beautiful.
Great video ! Liked / Subscribed !
New subscriber here - just wanted to say I really enjoy your content.
Awesome, thank you!
Nice bass
do you recommend aeration
Question for you, I’m in Florida and built a pond a little over 1/2 acre that’s 12 foot deep. The pond is about 7 months or so old and it’s starting to settle in a the water is getting clearer. I’m not wanting to stock fish. Anything wrong with stocking bluegill, minnows and other forage without adding bass right away? I was thinking letting the bluegill do their thing for 6-8 months and then adding bass. Thank you for any feedback
We always recommend stocking forage species months prior to stocking predators like bass. Ideally, you'd want to stock bluegill now so they can spawn several times throughout the warmer months. Then stock bass in the fall.
Can you do a video going over your electro fishing rig?
Sure. We'll try to cover that on the next shocking video we do.
I want that chart, lol
what do you do with the pickerel, they go in the garden /
The pond owners can use them as they wish, but that's not a bad use for them!
@@TLCPerfectPond ha I enjoy the channel, its interesting what you all do.
Where are y’all located?
We're in south Georgia.
Did the unwanted species enter the pond? Was it through the creek.
And I seen you throw the crappie back was it an unwanted species but not one the owner wanted removed? I just find it extremely interesting what really goes into pond management
Not sure how they got into the pond. As far as the crappie go, they will definitely slow the growth of the bass in a pond because they compete for the same resources. However, some pond owners want to keep them because they're good to eat. We will remove the crappie if the owner asks for it. We do make sure they know the effect they have on the bass population, but it's ultimately their decision.
@@TLCPerfectPond awesome man thank you
@@TLCPerfectPond That’s good to know how crappie change the dynamics in a pond. Is there any way to maintain crappie and still get not huge but respectable largemouth?
@@EatDrinkBeMerry It's possible. As long as you have plenty of prey for them both, it can be done.
30acres!? That’s a lake. Not a pond.
Even if it's 100 acres, we still call it a pond around here.