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53 S Tho 7e«^d f^l^Smeat of fish for their ponds. Ponds are locked witt bTu^ill. redear sunfish and channel catfish in the fall. In the spring,
u nri _:j w.v lareemouth bass less than an inch long are stocked in usually aroimd nud-May, largemou ^ ^ ^ u sumcient
S:nPe°MttWS v^rTcCs S^tttts to begin desiring the "sh^dsinall • _fn, life After two years the bass are' normally around one foot in length and a few can be removed from the pond without destroying the proper bal*|”'e between Drey and predator. The bluegill can be fished heavily after one year without hurting the fish population. The Soil Conservation Service, U.S.D.A. orders toe fish from the National Hatchery for pond owners free in the ponds are determined suitable
for growing fish. □
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