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Suttle Fish Farm
Laurel, MS 39440 Stocking Hybrid Bluegill Great
for a small pond - one acre or less!
The
hybrid bluegill is the perfect fish for small ponds of one acre or
less.
Hybrids are better than the coppernose or any other bluegill for stocking in small ponds. One of the reasons for this is that you can use a higher stocking rate of 1500 hybrids per surface acre of your pond. When it comes to stocking a pond an acre or less, the hybrid bluegill is an excellent choice. Hybrid
bluegills grow at phenomenal rates especially if you feed aggressively.
The hybrid bluegill is a cross between the regular bluegill and
the green sunfish. They have larger mouths than regular bluegill and
are very aggressive when it comes to man made feed. They can be stocked
year round. When 3 to 4 inch hybrids are stocked they will be a
catchable size in six to eight months.
If
your goal includes catching large bluegill or to provide fishing for
young (or older) impatient fishermen, the hybrid bluegill is your fish
to stock!
Hybrid
bluegill are well adapted to cage culture.
Stocking rates (fingerlings per acre) for
hybrid sunfish ponds
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