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Youngest ice fishing at a local reservoir today.
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Me ice fishing and waiting for a warm up.
Youngest ice fishing at a local reservoir today.
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I've said this before but damn near every time you post I think of "the most interesting guy in the world". You do some damn cool stuff!Finding some huge scallops in Bømlo this weekend. Unfortunately they are not safe to eat right now, so the whole weekend became more of a scouting trip. Didn't see a single fish worth shooting, but found some fantastic shellfish spots.
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Why couldn't you eat the scallops?Haha thanks! Yeah I try to keep myself entertained and well fed.
Why couldn't you eat the scallops?
Way to start Easter morning with grandson #2 !
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Had a fish about every 30 seconds
Yes!Is that out of your new pond? That’s a nice perch!
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That is just outstanding! You're never going to want to leave! I want my own pond so damn bad I can hardly stand myself some days.Oldest son stopped by today and Grandson #1 caught his first walleye.
He ended up catching four walleye and a half dozen perch in about fifteen minutes.
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That is just outstanding! You're never going to want to leave! I want my own pond so damn bad I can hardly stand myself some days.
What did you all stock for species?
Late summer/fall 2021 lots of fat head minnows, lots of golden shiners...spring of 2022 150 4" yellow perch, 100 4" red eared sunfish, 12 4" black crappie, 25 4" walleye, late spring around 20 8"-9" yellow perch then early Nov 2022 50 4" small mouth bass.
Spring of 2023 more Golden shiners and minnows.
Spring 2024 100 northern crayfish
The perch red ears and small mouth pulled off a spawn last spring, we hand feed pellets twice a day in the warm months.
Pond is a little over an acre and pretty deep we didn't want to over crowd with fish at all just let them build up on thier own, also didn't want any fish that would/could bother swimmers ever. So no bluegill or bluegill hybrids. We were interested in it just being a perch/smally/walleye pond and will start keeping some fish to eat next winter. For now it is catch and release, after fish are really thriving we will have a few fish fries a year.
The walleye hopefully will help keep the populations of the other fish from getting out of control. In hind sight I never would have put any crappie in.
It's fun just watching the kids catch them so easy right now and the wife and I enjoy seeing them when we feed.