Wildlife and waterfowl are entering the most stressful season of the year. Early freezes have thinned many food sources. Harshest months are ahead. Pond Boss Journal wildlife expert Dan VanSchaik ...
Looking at a pond management calendar, there is a three-month break between seasons. We’ve buzzed through December with busy holidays. There’s only 60-days to evaluate facilities and insure ...
Aeration is one of the greatest improvements you can make to a pond. It increases productivity. It provides durable service 365 days a year. But compressors "must" be maintained to sustain ...
Are you pondering a 2012 management strategy to take those three to seven pound bass to the next level? Let’s discuss if your fishery is a candidate for stocking big ...
Does your lake have a flood control pipe? Is it corrugated pipe? Are you seeing rusted areas? If the answer is yes, climb to the top of the dam, call ...
As largemouth bass mature, they become very efficient at gobbling prey, notably shad and other species with streamlined body profiles. Would you believe a 10.5 inch bass can eat a 3.51 inch ...
You’ve probably seen a young bass chasing a dragonfly. You assumed it was seeking something to eat. The big question to ask—is that the only thing the bass ...
Bass have strong stomachs, but can’t digest soft plastic baits. Texoma Hatchery owner, Bob Lusk, observed a very thin bass and the biologist in him couldn’t resist investigating. ...
Were you unable to treat problem vegetation this season because there were too many projects on your list? Did you not achieve fish harvest quotas because you didn’t know ...
