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Bass tags and monitering

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ill start by stating that i have got a 6 acre pond that has not ben fished for ten years the average bass so far six to seven pounds . iv only ben fishing it in the mornings for about two hours five days a week everything is thrown back .this is what im needen to no.is there away to atach some kind of tag or number that way i could record lenght weight and date .allso can i hurt my pond by keeping all the blue gill.............................................................thanks for any help .............and i hope i posted this in the write place

Not so sure about the tags but for the bluegill part yes. It will hurt your pond but it wont destroy it, just assuming that you have more then 1 baitfish in there for those bass to feed on.

6-7lbs average can I come fish with ya. lol ;)

what I do in my pond is I cut off a part of there tail it wont tell me the date or what I caught it on but it will tell how many fish you got in your pond.

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Tags are a great idea, and keeping some of the gills won't hurt the lake at all. It is good to have small bass in the lake to. They are the next generation, but make sure there is not to many. They can keep the big ones from getting bigger by eating most of the food. I am not sure what the formula. I am sure that ouachitabassangler knows more about it than I do. He used to do that stuff for a living so he will be a great help for ya.

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