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Offline Prosperi-Tees

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Re: Bass fishing in a drought
« Reply #15 on: May 09, 2012, 03:30:51 PM »
Cool. Learn something new everyday


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Re: Bass fishing in a drought
« Reply #16 on: May 09, 2012, 04:01:07 PM »
I had never heard of the bird poop thing, but had often wondered how the heck the bluegills got
into literally every body of water.  Nature never ceases to amaze.

Out here, they stock bass for mosquito control in nearly all ponds. No complaints on my part.


Find the time to find the time, eh? I made a set rule a few years back of not working on the weekends.
I've only broken it once or twice since then.

Just got a 14,000 piece order in though. Both sides to boot. Luckily there is no firm deadline, or it might
cut into my fishing time, and that ain't happening.


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Re: Bass fishing in a drought
« Reply #17 on: May 09, 2012, 04:34:53 PM »
I do not work at the shop but the things around the house never seem to get caught up. You work trying to get a spot of land ( 45 acr. ) then you work trying to keep it all up.. go figure. I had the fish and game come out and check my pond and see what the average was on fish. To my suprise they said if you want big bass ( I do ) then keep all under 2lbs anything over throw it back. They said I would not have an abundance of bream or blue gil but they would be large and they are. I have caught several bass over 10 lbs but am looking for the majic 12 number. I am sure she is there just got to hook her in the winter which is when I catch the big ones and they have not layed out.