Partial poisoning to restore fish population balance in farm ponds

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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, South Carolina Freshwater Fisheries Section

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Farm ponds--South Carolina--Management; Piscicides

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Balanced fish populations are those that provide quality fishing year after year. They produce the food and prey necessary for young fish to survive and grow to a harvestable size. Balance is best achieved by properly stocking the pond with the correct number of largemouth bass and bream . Balance is maintained by managing water quality and by annually harvesting adequate numbers of bass and bream.

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1997

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dc.description	Balanced fish populations are those that provide quality fishing year after year. They produce the food and prey necessary for young fish to survive and grow to a harvestable size. Balance is best achieved by properly stocking the pond with the correct number of largemouth bass and bream . Balance is maintained by managing water quality and by annually harvesting adequate numbers of bass and bream.
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Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
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