Backyard Bass Pond - Tagging the Bass

Ryan Hoelke
Ryan Hoelke
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Published 2024-03-10
Largemouth and Smallmouth bass are caught from the backyard pond and tagged with a tag gun. We attempt to catch the bass and tag them with a numbered ID tag for future documentation. Fish Tag for Identification. Fish are measured in length and weighed as an introductory record check. The fish are feeding on minnows and have been eating well, so it takes some work to catch them for the tagging gun. Once fish are numbered and weights taken, they are released back to the pond in order to be fed heavily to push the fish weights higher. Largemouth and Smallmouth pond bass.

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All Comments (7)
  • @anthonycardona89
    Would love to see a small feeder on the pond to really bulk up those bait fish which will help bulk up the bass as they eat them
  • @allanjones207
    Entertaining as always. Good luck with the tagging and the topping up of your fish school.
  • @anthonycardona89
    Also, look up “relative weight” for smallmouth bass and that’ll let you know exactly how healthy your fish are.
  • @FredFroderman
    Can you share where you get your tags? What company makes them?