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How To Stock My Pond With Bass. If you choose to stock your pond with adult bass, do so carefully, in small amounts. Never stock more than 12 fish. There are several stocking techniques to consider when introducing bass to your pond: Five bass per acre will make a significant impact on the fishery. Typically, about 25 bass is good for ¼ acre, meaning you need about 250 prey fish. Ideally, you can stock different species to keep a better balance and maintain pond diversity. To properly balance your pond, you should stock your pond with three prey fish, like perch or bluegill, for every predator fish, such as bass. This pond stocking strategy will ensure that predator fish will have a bountiful selection of prey, while still giving the prey fish a sporting chance to mature and reproduce. The pond does drop several feet in the summer and it can also get pretty windy on the hills i live on.

To properly balance your pond, you should stock your pond with three prey fish, like perch or bluegill, for every predator fish, such as bass. Typically, about 25 bass is good for ¼ acre, meaning you need about 250 prey fish. Ideally, you can stock different species to keep a better balance and maintain pond diversity. There are several stocking techniques to consider when introducing bass to your pond: This pond stocking strategy will ensure that predator fish will have a bountiful selection of prey, while still giving the prey fish a sporting chance to mature and reproduce. Five bass per acre will make a significant impact on the fishery. If you choose to stock your pond with adult bass, do so carefully, in small amounts. Never stock more than 12 fish. The pond does drop several feet in the summer and it can also get pretty windy on the hills i live on.

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How To Stock My Pond With Bass Never stock more than 12 fish. Typically, about 25 bass is good for ¼ acre, meaning you need about 250 prey fish. Never stock more than 12 fish. The pond does drop several feet in the summer and it can also get pretty windy on the hills i live on. This pond stocking strategy will ensure that predator fish will have a bountiful selection of prey, while still giving the prey fish a sporting chance to mature and reproduce. There are several stocking techniques to consider when introducing bass to your pond: Ideally, you can stock different species to keep a better balance and maintain pond diversity. If you choose to stock your pond with adult bass, do so carefully, in small amounts. To properly balance your pond, you should stock your pond with three prey fish, like perch or bluegill, for every predator fish, such as bass. Five bass per acre will make a significant impact on the fishery.