Thread: Keeper bass
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Old August 29th, 2004, 11:14 PM
go-bassn
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Default Keeper bass

I've said it before Ronnie, the overpopulation of small bass on any lake is
99% of the time based on an inbalance somewhere in the water's ecosystem.
The problem of stunted fish generally means that those fish don't have
enough to eat. Removing small bass is nothing more than a temporary fix;
It had nothing to do with the cause of the problem & it has no bearing on
solving it.

Balanced ecosystems have a way of mainting healthy populations at all
levels, that's my belief at least.

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"RGarri7470" wrote in message
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I say turn em all loose.


on some lakes that adds to the problem of overpopulation of small bass.
Ronnie

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