About how many fish total (bass, crappie, catfish,etc.) are in a pond that is about half the size of a foorball field in length and width. I mean just a guess. The pond is about 50 years old. The shore line around it is about 6ft deep and the center is about 15ft deep. I just wonder how many fish are swimming around under the boat while I'm in there. Is there a general rule for lakes too, like 20 fish for every 20 foot square, etc. I am not asking for an exact number and tried to give as much details about the lake as I can. Just curious, thanks!
Joe
How Many Fish?
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jnatale3
, Apr 28 2012 06:25 AM
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jnatale3
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Posted April 28 2012 - 06:25 AM
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Posted April 28 2012 - 08:26 AM
Figure 1 bass per every 20 square feet. ?
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Many local private NC ponds
Posted April 28 2012 - 08:32 AM
Cool. That sounds good. It makes sense too. Granted they move around a lot but the fish finder shows movement too. Thanks man!
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