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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 427132" data-attributes="member: 330">LM are good eating from a clean water source.Had access to a cat pond in AL.&nbsp; It summer killed and filled with thumb sized shellcrackers or the like.&nbsp; Had access to another private lake which retained water or flooded a pasture:&nbsp; Caught a dozen bass from the lake and stocked them in the cat pond.One bass didn't make the trip.The cat pond old man loved his fish from his &quot;bank&quot;; he fed them like livestock:&nbsp; His wife fried the dead(ish) LM and his eyes lit up like a Christmas tree.&nbsp; He was my opposite:&nbsp; Didn't like to fish and loved eating them.Sadly; I wasn't able to return for three years:&nbsp; The pond wasn't able to manage itself...and both had passed on:&nbsp;&nbsp; When I got back; it was filled with stunted bass and 4in bream.&nbsp; The boy &amp; I thought we were in for a big deal.&nbsp; The boy probably caught the &quot;monster&quot; of the pond--17in/3lbs:&nbsp; If I could go back in time; I'd only stock 4.BTW:&nbsp; ^^^^This is the pond where I learned cats will hit topwater.&nbsp; Frogs would jump back in the pasture instead of in the water:&nbsp; NO shit:[ATTACH=full]70782[/ATTACH]That is all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 427132, member: 330"] LM are good eating from a clean water source. Had access to a cat pond in AL. It summer killed and filled with thumb sized shellcrackers or the like. Had access to another private lake which retained water or flooded a pasture: Caught a dozen bass from the lake and stocked them in the cat pond. One bass didn't make the trip. The cat pond old man loved his fish from his "bank"; he fed them like livestock: His wife fried the dead(ish) LM and his eyes lit up like a Christmas tree. He was my opposite: Didn't like to fish and loved eating them. Sadly; I wasn't able to return for three years: The pond wasn't able to manage itself...and both had passed on: When I got back; it was filled with stunted bass and 4in bream. The boy & I thought we were in for a big deal. The boy probably caught the "monster" of the pond--17in/3lbs: If I could go back in time; I'd only stock 4. BTW: ^^^^This is the pond where I learned cats will hit topwater. Frogs would jump back in the pasture instead of in the water: NO shit: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1728701912998.png"]70782[/ATTACH] That is all. [/QUOTE]

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