2-3” fingerling- primarily a sport fish; can grow over 25” & 14 lbs.; ravenous predatory feeder; will eat anything that fits in mouth

2-4” fingerling- a forage and sport fish; can grow to 10”; the primary prey of largemouth bass

 4-5” fingerling- a sport and food fish; spawns are forage for bass; can grow up to 14”; easier to catch after a hard rain

2-4” fingerling- a forage and sport fish; known for their rapid growth to 10”; the primary prey of largemouth bass

2-4”- closely related to the bluegill; popular pan fish; can grow up to 11”; eats snails, crayfish and small fish

1-3” fingerling- a forage fish; can grow to 3”; readily consumed by predatory species

5-7”- Maximum length is 3 ft; do best in ponds with more than one koi; get along well with other, non-aggressive fish; great for controlling duckweed…

(Grass Carp) 8-10”- good for aquatic weed control

2-3” fingerling requires brush or weeds to lay eggs during the first part of April

2-4” fingerling- a sport fish; can grow 5-12”, prefer more aquatic vegetation

by Koenders is a two in one bottle product, containing both needed bacteria and pond dye.

40 lb. Bag - 40% protein, small pellet

The Common Sense Guide Written by Steve Fender of Fender’s Fish Hatchery.