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How to Raise 6- to 8-Pound Bass In Three Years & How To Catch Bass Now

You can cut the time to start catching trophy bass down to two years, if you stock larger bass in your pond. You can obtain this phenomenal growth rate from the bass Southeastern Pond Management provides for stocking because .
* the feed-trained northern strain of largemouth bass can and will eat the high-protein fish pellets your feeder dispenses, as well as eat the bluegills and other forage fish the pond provides. These bass will grow much quicker than the common strain of northern largemouth because they'll always have plenty of food.
* farm ponds that stock Southeastern Pond Management's F1 hybrid bass, produced by breeding a northern-strain largemouth to a Florida-strain largemouth, demonstrate hybrid vigor and they grow more rapidly than either the northern strain of largemouth or the Florida strain of largemouth. Since the F1 hybrid carries half the genes of the northern bass, the F1 hybrid will bite more aggressively than the Florida strain of bass. The F1 hybrid also will live longer and grow bigger than the northern strain of bass because F1 hybrid has Florida largemouth genes too.
* feed-trained northern bass will breed with the Florida-strain of largemouth bass and produce an F1 hybrid bass naturally in your pond if it already has the Florida-strain of largemouth in it. By genetically engineering and breeding the bass in your farm pond, Southeastern Pond Management can help you produce 6- to 8-pound bass in 3 years or less.

How to Catch Bass Now: In the past, outdoorsmen didn't like pond management because they had to wait for 1 to 2 years before catching any bass. Now, you can start catching and releasing bass, the day you have the pond stocked. Southeastern Pond Management can provide bass that weigh from 1/2- to 4-pounds each that will begin to bite as soon as you put them in the water. These feed-trained bass come out of Southeastern Pond Management's aerated stocking tank hungry, just like the feed-trained rainbow trout once used to stock northern streams, ponds and lakes.

Southeastern Pond Management can help you have exciting bass fishing every day you or your friends and family go to the pond. I've watched young people and older folks stand on the dock of my brother's pond and catch and release bass all day. They've caught these bass on pieces of hot-dogs, live worms, crickets, mealworms and artificial lures, using cane poles as well as rods and reels. My brother really enjoys seeing an older person, a youngster or a handicapped person doubled-up on a cane pole, trying to land a bass that will weigh from 2 to 6 pounds. Because of the way Southeastern Pond manages your lake and the type of bass and bluegill the company stocks in the lake, your family and friends never have to go fishing anymore. Instead they'll go catching.

For more information on Southeastern Pond Management, visit the Web site at www.sepond.com or contact one of their three locations at:

Birmingham Alabama Office
(888) 830-POND (7663)
2469 Highway 31
Calera, AL 35040
Phone: (205) 664-5596
Email: pondexpert@aol.com

Opelika Alabama Office
2985 U.S. Highway 280 E
Opelika, AL 36801
Phone: (334) 749-0559
Email: sepond-opelika@aol.com

Jackson Mississippi Office
291 Highway 51, Suite E6
Ridgeland, MS 39157
Phone: (601) 853-0680
Email: kirkspm@aol.com

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