Should You Aerate Fishing Pond In Winter? - Kasco De-Icer Installation with Dock Mount

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @peterpwipf
    @peterpwipf 2 дня назад +1

    very imformative thanks for sharing

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  День назад +1

      You bet. Just trying to share what I’ve been learning and observing. Thanks for watching and engaging.

  • @buggsmcgee9270
    @buggsmcgee9270 День назад +1

    One more question to ask. When did you stock all those Smallies and walleye?

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  День назад +2

      Fall of 2022 was the initial stocking of SMB and WE. 200 Smallies were 2-3”. 50 Walleye were 5-7”. I then also supplemented another 25 walleye in fall of 2023 that were same 5-6” size range.

    • @buggsmcgee9270
      @buggsmcgee9270 10 часов назад +2

      @@newnatureadventures The reason I was asking is because that Smallie you caught at 12:30 time stamp was impressive for a two year old.

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  8 часов назад +1

      I thought so too. That one was thick and 13” in length. It is a 2.5 year old. That particular fish does sample in the faster growing category. I’ve read through Bill Cody’s article a few times and trying to implement as much of this plan as I can. www.bassresource.com/fish_biology/growing-smallmouth-bass.html

  • @buggsmcgee9270
    @buggsmcgee9270 День назад

    "Winter kill" in Ponds is exacerbated by excessive snow cover preventing photosynthesis...Trust me I know!

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  День назад

      Dang…sorry to hear that. Yeah I’ve seen that happen. Thankfully I haven’t experienced that yet. Hoping to do all we can to prevent it.