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Stocking pond this year, wat do?
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26 Mar ’12 - 7:16 am
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way to cold here for tilapia outside here

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I dont know that much about trout to stock a pond with them, but if you do end up going that route, that is just pure awesome.

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I ended up getting my permit but never did stock, still need to do this, this year

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what about salmon?

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How big and deep is this pond again?

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about 65x35 around 13 feet at the deepest end, I was checking the state fishery listing and see some hatch land locked salmon, that would be sweet

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You might want to call them and ask them what they would recommend. Thats awfully small. I dont think trout or salmon would do well in that shallow of water. Bass would be fine if you like eating them.

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thats the issue here, no hatcheries do bass, my choices are brown, brook or rainbow trout. Landlocked salmon, or smelt and white fish, that's it

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